3000 Most Common Hindi Words
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3000 words are all you need to easily express yourself and have everyday conversations in a language. This app has all the most common Hindi ones, always available on your phone, even while offline.
122980 example sentences to put words into context, with pronunciations
Filter by Levels (A1, A2, B1, B2), Topics, Top 100 Groups, and Parts of Speech
Study without even opening the app, even on your watch, with flexibly scheduled notifications
Flashcard autoplay and auto-pronounce loops over your flashcards for times when you cannot use your hands
Practice with your favorite quiz types to master all words
122980 example sentences to put words into context, with pronunciations
Filter by Levels (A1, A2, B1, B2), Topics, Top 100 Groups, and Parts of Speech
Study without even opening the app, even on your watch, with flexibly scheduled notifications
Flashcard autoplay and auto-pronounce loops over your flashcards for times when you cannot use your hands
Practice with your favorite quiz types to master all words
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We added a new quick-glance toast showing every time you open the app, to give you information about the number of reviews left to reach your daily goal, your current goal streak, and the total number of days to study all words (if you stick to your goal)
We fixed an issue that could have prevented example highlighting with reversed term-definition order
We fixed an issue that could have prevented example highlighting with reversed term-definition order
