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Unsure how to study vocabulary? So we prepared it. Foreign language words, technical terms, test-taking vocabularly words, liberal arts vocabulary, etc. Study the words you want to learn comfortably through the fun and efficient learning functions selected by Onevoca..We have prepared various learning functions for you who are studying multiple words. In particular, you can study those words while listening to the correct pronunciation through TTS, artificial intelligence that reads with the natural and attractive voices of locals. Onevoca can play the voices of artificial intelligence in 40 countries around the world: Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (US, UK), Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kannada, Korean, Malay, Malayalam, Marathi, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese Those who use Onevoca study these words: English, Japanese, Chinese, medical terms, chemical terms, Bible verses, language arts, history, Chinese characters.. “In fact, there are so many words so I don't know how many different kinds of words you are studying. Onevoca is designed to memorize any word or phrase. Especially as a developer, I am studying English vocabulary and liberal arts vocabulary with Onevoca." If you download Onevoca, you can: Create your own safe and permanent vocabulary list by registering words to study: You can register the words you want to study by grouping them. For example, you can register English words in the English group and Chinese words in the Chinese group.Notebooks are also great, but the best advantage of smart devices is that you can easily find, change, and delete words once registered at any time, and also neatly sort them, right? Choose a learning game that fits the words you're studying and learn: Onevoca includes a variety of learning functions for you to study various words. You can study by choosing the learning function that best suits you. When I study English vocabulary, I use a mix of flashcards and guessing spelling. When I study liberal arts vocabulary, I use a mix of flashcards and four-choice learning. Word Sharing: Onevoca includes a word sharing feature that allows you to reveal your elaborately written vocabulary list so that everyone can download, or privately reveal words only for people you study with, such as friends, team members, and teachers. Share your word list with people you don't know, or learn words with friends. Learn without mental energy consumption by using notifications: You can set notifications at any time interval to receive notifications of words you need to learn. If you hear a notification sound even while reading a book, take only 3 seconds to see the notification pop-up on your cell phone facing down. If you hear a notification sound even while walking, take only 3 seconds to see the notification pop-up on your mobile phone in your hand. These little three-second actions are piled up and piled up, so you'll be able to learn more than you think! ---------------- If you find an uncomfortable matters or errors while using the app, or if you have any feedback that you would like to give to the developer, please send it to us by email through the 'Contact Us' button in the app. If the in-app 'Contact Us' button is not available, please send an email directly to the developer email below. • Email: zak1ller.kr@gmail.com • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onevoca_kr/ Privacy Policy: http://onevoca.org/onevoca/privacy_policy

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VoCat - My Own Vocabulary

You can create your own vocabulary with no limit to the number of words, and use the app even without data :) The cute cat Nero is a bonus. Easily create your own vocabulary • Just enter a word and Google Translator automatically completes the meaning, part of speech, and synonyms. • It is very convenient to use, so you can easily add words. • You can easily find the results of Naver Dictionary and Google Translate with one click of a button. • You can create a vocabulary in Excel or Google Sheets and easily add it to the app in CSV format. Record with images • You can select a photo from the album and record it with words. • You can record by taking pictures with the camera directly. Share it easily • You can share the vocabulary as CSV. • Share the vocabulary with your friends to study together. Back up safely • You can back up your entire data as a file. • Back up your entire data to Google Drive with the click of a button to keep it safe. Use the vocabulary prepared in the bookstore • English • SAT words • Japanese • JLPT • Chinese • HSK • Medicine See what you've studied on the calendar • You can see the words added that day on the calendar. • Quiz history is also displayed on the calendar, so you can review it. Learn by taking quizzes • At the end of the quiz, you can retest by collecting only the wrong words. • Swipe Cards (FlashCard) • Multiple Choice • Dictation • Blinker Get word alerts • It is important to see the words often! • You can receive word notifications at any time you want. Plan your study schedule • You can make a schedule by specifying how many words in the vocabulary to study per day. • According to the learning schedule, you can select only the words you want to learn today and take the quiz. Listen to the words • Words will be read using the built in speech engine (TTS, Text To Speech). • I will read not only words, meanings, synonyms and antonyms, but also example sentences written in description field. The following languages are supported • Afrikaans • Albanian • Amharic • Arabic • Armenian • Assamese • Aymara • Azerbaijani • Bambara • Basque • Belarusian • Bengali • Bhojpuri • Bosnian • Bulgarian • Catalan • Cebuano • Chinese (Simplified) • Chinese (Traditional) • Corsican • Croatian • Czech • Danish • Dhivehi • Dogri • Dutch • English (US, UK, Ireland, India, Australia) • Esperanto • Estonian • Ewe • Filipino (Tagalog) • Finnish • French • Frisian • Galician • Georgian • German • Greek (Ancient) • Greek (Modern) • Guarani • Gujarati • Haitian Creole • Hausa • Hawaiian • Hebrew (Biblical) • Hebrew (Modern) • Hindi • Hmong • Hungarian • Icelandic • Igbo • Ilocano • Indonesian • Irish • Italian • Japanese • Javanese • Kannada • Kazakh • Khmer • Kinyarwanda • Konkani • Korean • Krio • Kurdish • Kurdish (Sorani) • Kyrgyz • Lao • Latin • Latvian • Lingala • Lithuanian • Luganda • Luxembourgish • Macedonian • Maithili • Malagasy • Malay • Malayalam • Maltese • Maori • Marathi • Meiteilon (Manipuri) • Mizo • Mongolian • Myanmar (Burmese) • Nepali • Norwegian • Nyanja (Chichewa) • Odia (Oriya) • Oromo • Pashto • Persian • Polish • Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) • Punjabi • Quechua • Romanian • Russian • Samoan • Sanskrit • Scots Gaelic • Sepedi • Serbian • Sesotho • Shona • Sindhi • Sinhala (Sinhalese) • Slovak • Slovenian • Somali • Spanish • Sundanese • Swahili • Swedish • Tagalog (Filipino) • Tajik • Tamil • Tatar • Telugu • Thai • Tigrinya • Tsonga • Turkish • Turkmen • Twi (Akan) • Ukrainian • Urdu • Uyghur • Uzbek • Vietnamese • Welsh • Xhosa • Yiddish • Yoruba • Zulu Would you like to make your own vocabulary?