Amaya Toman You can never go wrong by learning a foreign language. Whether you are learning on your own, at work, at school or in a course, you will always find a vocabulary practice tool useful. In today's article, we will take a closer look at the Czech application Vocabulary Miner, which offers the possibility of learning a number of foreign languages with the help of flashcards.
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When Vocabulary Miner is launched for the first time, you will first be prompted to register (the app supports Sign in with Apple). This is followed by choosing the default language and redirecting to the main screen. There you will find tabs for creating a new package or downloading one of the pre-made packages. In the upper right corner there is a “+” button to add a new package, tap on the icon of horizontal lines in the upper left to get to the menu. During the actual practice, in addition to the card and the translation, you have the option to move the given expression to the category I know, I don't know or I suspect on the screen.
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The Vocabulary Miner application enables the study of foreign languages using the proven method of memorization and repetition in the form of flashcards. Visually, it looks minimalistic, but it is very rich in terms of functions and customization options - you can set the display of the target and source language, packages can also be managed in the web application environment. Vocabulary Miner allows you to create and share your own packages, listen to pronunciation, view statistics, choose the level of packages, offline operation or the possibility of synchronization across devices is also a matter of course. A huge bonus is flawless Czech, which most applications of this type lack. The application is free to download, the first three packages are also free to download. The premium version with literally thousands of themes in more than 15 languages will cost you 59 crowns per month with a one-week free trial period, the paid and free versions are completely ad-free.
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and is it only the Czech app or the Slovak language as well...? ;) it doesn't have to be all Czech ;)
Slovak is also in the language settings of the application and you can learn it at the same time. The application has many packages of words in the combination Slovak - another language that you can download and vice versa.