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Vocabulary practice that also fixes how you say the word

Most vocabulary apps only test whether you recognise a word. sayit's flashcards make you say the word out loud and score the sounds while you learn it, so a new word never gets filed away mispronounced in the first place.
  • Free
  • No card
  • Scored every time
A 5-step routine

How to actually practise this

  1. 1

    Build a deck

    Add the words you keep getting flagged for while practising elsewhere in the app.

    Open Flashcards
  2. 2

    Say each word aloud

    When a card comes up, speak it — don't just tap that you recognised it.

  3. 3

    Check the IPA and stress first

    Read the syllable breakdown before you attempt a tricky word cold.

  4. 4

    Hear it in a sentence

    Context sticks better than an isolated word — read it in a full passage.

    Open Library
  5. 5

    Revisit missed words

    Come back the following week; Progress shows whether they actually stuck.

    Check Progress
What you'll see

What the feedback shows

  • A clarity verdict on each word in the sentence
  • Your IPA next to the target IPA on any word that slipped
  • Pace across a sentence packed with multi-syllable words
Questions

Straight answers

Does sayit teach word meanings?

Word pages carry definitions, but sayit's scoring is about pronunciation and fluency, not testing whether you know what a word means.

How many new words should I learn a day?

Five to ten said out loud and reviewed a week later beats thirty skimmed once. The point is that they survive contact with your own mouth.

Can I build a deck from words I find on my own?

Yes — Flashcards lets you build a deck from any word you mark while practising elsewhere in the app.