Wordswing Alternatives

Learning with Texts

Learning with Texts (LWT) is a tool for Language Learning, inspired by Stephen Krashen's principles in Second Language Acquisition, Steve Kaufmann's LingQ System and ideas from Khatzumoto (published at AJATT - All Japanese All The Time). 100 % free, Open Source, in the Public Domain.

Foreign Language Text Reader

FLTR helps you to 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 (you must be online to do so) and save vocabulary terms (words and multi-word expressions) with translations, romanization (like Pinyin, Hiragana, etc., optional) and example sentence (optional).

ChineseSkill

Chinese language has and does deserve its notoriety for heartbreaking difficulty. If that wasn’t bad enough, most of the resources available for learning Mandarin Chinese are expensive, and time-consuming. ChineseSkill is here to rectify that reputation and change the way people study Mandarin Chinese, completely free. Tackle the Chinese language head on by learning in an easy and stress-free way through a series of fun games. Features: 1.

Clozemaster

Learn a language through mass exposure to useful vocabulary in context.

Features:

• Built-in translation
• Education
• Gaming

Mnemo's Library

Learn about the world through adaptive review of rhymes and other creative memory devices. Mnemo's Library combines memory techniques (mnemonics) with an open, collaborative platform where users can curate knowledge. We especially like homonyms/puns and rhymes, but we use any mnemonic that works: acronyms, alliteration, association, visual cues, the major system, etc. You recall information by learning and recalling with mnemonics.