Seems we’re getting a fair amount of international traffic and some good press from the French! Special thanks to Google Translate for its amusing text below:
The “automated” learning vocabulary is growing. Vocabsushi … I have already mentioned here Popling or Learn10, a new edge to the end of his nose: Vocabsushi …
Let’s be clear, Vocabsushi is primarily to Anglo-Saxon, I would say the Americans, the service is formatted for the official tests of U.S. universities. But one French to learn English should be able to use it.
The tool is rather thought he must agree. 4 sections are proposed:
The first, Words, gives you access to the list of vocabulary you need to learn. A list issued by the site, depending on the chosen level, and test that you pass when you register. This list is managed by the department which deals with the change depending on your progress.
Each word has its own sheet, incorporating a definition, an example sentence (after items), which shows its use in context, an audio file for pronunciation, and a check mark that you can click to indicate that we consider learned this term.
The second section, Learn, provides access to selected articles on the net, using one or more words from the list. A method intended to help understand the definition of the word in context.
Definition Matching “, un quizz dans lequel il faut choisir la définition d’un mot au milieu de 5 réponses. The third section, games, will try to make us forget the rather abrupt appearance of this learning alone through Thursday Two game types are available: “Sentence Completions” where to find the missing term in a text of 5 proposals and “Definition Matching”, a quiz in which you must choose the definition of a word in the middle of 5 answers.
Finally, the last section, “My progress”, established a statistical evaluation of your learning.
Standard rates, a free test of the platform is available two weeks. Il en coûtera sinon 10 dollars pour un mois , 25 dollars pour 3 mois ou 50 dollars à l’année . Otherwise it will cost $ 10 for one month, $ 25 for 3 months or $ 50 a year.
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