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Grasp the meaning through the phrase and translation. Pay attention to the stem, suffix, and adjacent words.
Guide · Vocabulary
Remember words through an active cycle: encounter in a sentence, attempt active recall, analyze errors, and revisit across spaced intervals.
A translation tells you what a word means, but does not show how it behaves in a sentence. Without context, it is easy to forget suffix harmony, confuse similar stems, or miss the word in fast speech.
Always anchor new words in short phrases tied to concrete situations. One clear contextual example is far more effective than an uncontextualized list.
Grasp the meaning through the phrase and translation. Pay attention to the stem, suffix, and adjacent words.
Hide the hint and retrieve the word from memory. An error here is a helpful signal for SRS scheduling, not a failure.
Revisit the item after a delay. Intervals adapt to your rating: challenging cards return sooner, familiar ones later.
Vocabulary retention is driven by quality of recall rather than sheer card volume. welove combines context sentences, retrieval drills, and spaced repetition into a structured daily plan.