Build your vocabulary five words at a time.
Learn Five is a simple language-learning app designed to help you steadily grow your vocabulary without overwhelming you with long lessons.
Choose your native language, select the language you want to learn, and Learn Five introduces five useful words at a time with the information you need to actually understand and remember them.
Learn each word properly
For every word, you can:
• See the word in its dictionary form
• Hear its pronunciation
• Read a natural example sentence
• See the sentence translated into your native language
• Explore useful grammatical forms and variations
• Tap words for additional translation help
Learn Five is designed to go beyond simple word-and-translation flashcards. Where relevant, you can explore verb forms, adjective changes, cases, participles, reflexive forms and other useful variations of the same word.
Learn at your own level
Choose a CEFR level from A1 to C2 so the vocabulary you learn is appropriate for your current ability.
Whether you are just starting a language or already speak it confidently, Learn Five can help you keep expanding your vocabulary.
Remember what you learn
Learning a word once is not enough.
Learn Five includes weekly and monthly tests to help reinforce the vocabulary you have studied.
Words you answer correctly move forward through your learning cycle. Words you miss return to your learning list so you can practise them again.
Learn across multiple languages
Learn Five supports 26 languages and allows you to learn several target languages from your chosen native language.
It is useful for:
• Language learners building everyday vocabulary
• Beginners looking for manageable daily learning
• Intermediate and advanced learners expanding their word knowledge
• Multilingual learners studying more than one language
• Travellers and people preparing to live abroad
• Learners who prefer short, focused study rather than long lessons
A little learning every day
Learn Five is built around consistency.
Instead of trying to memorise hundreds of words at once, learn a small number regularly, understand how those words are used, and revisit them through testing.
Five words today. Five more tomorrow. Over time, that adds up to a much larger vocabulary.