Do you install an English vocabulary app but forget to study after a few days?
Wallam integrates English vocabulary learning with your daily alarm.
Learn today's vocabulary in advance before the next alarm rings, and when the alarm goes off in the morning, take a quiz using the words you have already studied.
Since the alarm only turns off when you pass the quiz, the time spent turning off the alarm naturally becomes time for vocabulary review.
■ An alarm that turns off only when you solve the vocabulary you studied
Wallam's alarm quiz features today's vocabulary that you have already learned.
Instead of suddenly trying to guess the words you are seeing for the first time,
you study following a flow of learning before the alarm → alarm quiz → review.
You can check the words you got wrong again and review them once more through dictation of incorrect answers.
■ From the CSAT to TOEIC, TOEFL, Civil Service Exams, and Transfer Exams
Select the vocabulary category you want to match the exam you are studying for and your goals.
• CSAT
We focus on the latest trends in CSAT and mock exams, as well as frequently appearing vocabulary from past KICE exams.
• TOEIC
We learn core English vocabulary necessary for Listening Comprehension (LC) and Reading Comprehension (RC) based on the latest TOEIC exam trends.
• TOEFL
We learn TOEFL vocabulary focusing on academic terms that are repeated in lectures and passages.
• TEPS
We intensively study high-difficulty vocabulary that distinguishes top performers, as well as core TEPS vocabulary.
• Civil Service English
We learn essential vocabulary that is repeated in civil service exams and words necessary for reading comprehension.
• Transfer English
We learn high-difficulty vocabulary important for transfer reading comprehension and vocabulary needed for contextual understanding.
• High School GPA
We learn essential English vocabulary needed for high school curriculum and GPA studies.
• Everyday English
Even if you are not preparing for an exam, you can learn everyday expressions frequently used by native speakers, as well as vocabulary for travel and daily life. ■ Learn Today's Words in Advance
Walram is not an app that suddenly starts studying when the alarm rings.
Learn today's assigned words in advance using flashcards before the alarm, and recall those words again when the next alarm goes off.
Create a learning flow where you study new English words every day and review them the next day.
■ Recall Words Through Quizzes
Don't just read the words and their meanings and stop there.
You can directly select the correct answers in the alarm quiz and review the words you got wrong.
Review English words through the process of recalling them repeatedly rather than rote memorization.
■ Learning Settings Tailored to Your Goals
Set the number of words to memorize today and the alarm quiz to study according to your own learning volume.
In Pro, you can access additional learning features such as more quiz questions, advanced question formats, idiom learning, focused study of difficult words, and personalized review.
■ Check Your Study History
You can check the words you studied today and your quiz results in a record.
Review your study count, correct answers, and incorrect answers to continue studying English vocabulary every day.
Recommended for:
• Students studying for the CSAT and mock exams
• University students and job seekers who want to consistently memorize TOEIC vocabulary
• Those studying TOEFL and academic vocabulary
• Those preparing for high TEPS scores
• Students studying for the Civil Service Exam
• Transfer students preparing for high-difficulty vocabulary for transfer exams
• High school students studying vocabulary for school grades
• Those who keep putting off studying even after installing an English vocabulary app
• Those who want to build a habit of memorizing vocabulary every day
• Those looking for a study alarm that turns off only after solving a problem
Do not try to remember vocabulary separately.
Learn today's words before the alarm,
and recall them again in the morning by solving a quiz.
Walram — English Vocabulary Memorization Alarm
You must study English vocabulary every evening and solve a quiz in the morning to turn off the alarm.