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FLTR ◆ Foreign Language Text Reader
A practical desktop app for language learning through reading
FLTR (Foreign Language Text Reader) helps you do both extensive and intensive reading as part of your foreign language acquisition in an easy and pleasant way. While reading, you look up unknown words in web dictionaries (online) or locally installed dictionary applications, save vocabulary terms with translations, and track your learning progress. Each term has a learning status (1/"Unknown" to 5/"Known", plus "Ignored" and "Well Known") with associated colors. Running the Application... -
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Libero Vocab
An app for Android to practice with vocabularies in the KVTML format.
... of "Vocab Drill", by Károly Kiripolszky and Matthias Völlinger. This application makes use of the KVTML format developed by the KDE Education Project. Libero Vocab is not a vocabulary in itself, but allows you to use pre-existing vocabularies: if you already have a vocabulary, the app provides the functionality you need to practice with it. Vocabularies can be self-produced or taken from websites such as: https://edu.kde.org/contrib/kvtml.php For the installation take a look at the Wiki page.
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