How Vocabulary Works in This Course

In this course you will meet new words in two different ways. They look similar (both use flashcards), but they have different jobs. Here is how they work, in plain words.

📇 Quick Vocabulary

Lessons called “Quick Vocabulary — …”

Flip cards freely: hover or tap a card to see the meaning and an example.
Tap the speaker icon under any card to hear the pronunciation.
No tracking, no pressure — it’s a fast first meeting with the key words of the module.
Come back any time to browse them again.

🎧 Podcast Vocabulary

Inside every Podcast lesson — with memory

Words come from the audio you just listened to.
For each word you choose: “✅ I know it” (I know it) or “🔁 Still tricky” (still hard).
Already sure you know a word without listening again? Tap “✓ I already know it” right on the front of the card — it counts exactly the same as “I know it” and skips straight to the next word.
“← Previous” / “Next →” just move between cards — they don’t count toward your 3 confirmations.
A word is truly learned only after you confirm it “I know it” in 3 different sessions — that’s how real memory works.
Hard words are remembered for you and come back later (see below).

🎯 What happens to the words you find hard?

They don’t disappear. The course keeps a personal list of your difficult words and brings them back automatically:

🔁You mark a word
“Still tricky”

→

🧠It’s saved to your
personal weak-words list

→

🎯A Review popup appears
in a later Podcast lesson

→

🏆Confirm it 3 times
→ mastered!

💡 The 🎯 Review popup shows up by itself when you have words to review — you don’t need to look for it. You can move it aside or minimize it while you work, and it will come back next time. After reviewing your words, try the “✨ Practice with exercises” button: it creates fresh AI exercises using exactly the words you struggle with.

👉 Our advice: browse the Quick Vocabulary before reading and listening, and take the Podcast Vocabulary seriously after listening — be honest with “Still tricky”: the more honest you are, the better the course remembers for you.