Match the translations
Terms appear in one column, shuffled translations in the other. Students draw connections between them. One correct match is shown already highlighted in green – the rest await. Great for building word recognition without recall pressure.
True or False?
gato
Spanish
dog
English
False – ‘gato’ means ‘cat’, not ‘dog’.
A word and a translation appear together – students decide whether they match. Instant feedback follows every answer, making this the most confidence-building mode. A good warm-up before harder practice.
Type the Word
dog
English → Spanish
Type the Spanish word...
The translation is shown; students type the word in the language they are learning, from memory. No hints, no word bank. This active recall mode is the most demanding – and the most effective for long-term retention.
Words students learn here are automatically saved to their personal Dictionary – available for all students with a Master subscription, where they can review, practice, and build their vocabulary over time.