Cards
Meet the word with its meaning, sound and examples
The gentlest start: the word, its translation, audio and examples in one place. Use it right after saving new words.
Exposure
Features · Trainings
13 trainings for your own words
Short vocabulary exercises built from the words you saved. OOWN picks which words come back and when — you just open a training. All 13 are free.
One session
Four steps, a few minutes
Pick words, pick a training, answer, then see which words need another round.
The ladder
From first meeting to recall without hints
Trainings are grouped by how much they ask of your memory.
Why this orderRecognising a word is easier than recalling it. OOWN moves each word from easy trainings to harder ones — every step makes the memory stronger, and the hardest ones tell the schedule the most about what you really know.
Before training
Meet new words first
New words start with a short introduction: meet, listen, say, write. About 2 minutes for 5 words.
- MeetThe word, its sound and an example
- ListenNative audio in your accent
- SayRepeat it out loud
- WriteType it once yourself
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Meet the new word#Travel · B1
wanderlust
/ˈwɑːn.dɚ.lʌst/
pasión por viajar
Her wanderlust took her to thirty countries.Su pasión por viajar la llevó a treinta países.
MeetListenSayWrite
5 words · about 2 min
Warm-up
ExposureMeet your new words — no pressure to get them right yet.
4 trainingsMemo
Turn over the cards and find each word with its translation
A memory game with your own words. Good for a relaxed session when you just want to keep words in sight.
Exposure
- Does not affect your review schedule
Word search
Hunt each word in a grid of letters, guided by its translation
Spot the word letter by letter, guided by its translation. Builds spelling recognition without pressure.
Exposure
- Does not affect your review schedule
Read aloud
Say the word out loud and see how each sound came out
Say the word and see which sounds came out right. Your first step toward speaking.
Exposure
- Needs a microphone
- Does not affect your review schedule
Practice
RecognitionPick the right answer from a set of options.
6 trainingsMatching
Match words with their translations
Link words to translations in quick rounds. Strengthens the basic word–meaning connection.
Recognition
Listening
Hear it, then pick the right answer
Hear the word without seeing it, then pick the answer. Trains understanding of speech, not just reading.
Recognition
Anagram
Rebuild the word from its scrambled letters
Rebuild the word from its letters. Fixes spelling in memory.
Recognition
Multiple choice
Read it, then pick the right answer — you get one attempt
One attempt, no second chances. Shows whether you really recognise the word.
Recognition
Word order
Rebuild the sentence from its shuffled words
Put a real sentence back together. Teaches how the word behaves in context.
Recognition
True or false
Decide whether the word and the translation shown really match
A fast check of word–translation pairs. Good for a quick warm-up.
Recognition
- Does not affect your review schedule
Challenge
RecallProduce the word yourself — the strongest signal for memory.
1 trainingSelf recheck
Flashcards — recall the word, turn it over, grade yourself
Classic flashcards: recall first, then check and grade yourself honestly. The strongest signal for your schedule.
Recall
Verification
VerificationMeasure what you already know across every mode.
2 trainingsFill in the blank
Complete the sentence with the missing word
Choose the word that completes a real sentence. Tests meaning in context.
Verification
Writing
Listen and write the word you hear
Dictation: listen and type the word. Connects sound, spelling and memory at once.
Verification
OOWN decides what comes back
You don’t plan reviews
Every word has its own schedule (FSRS-6), set by how well you remembered it last time. Each day OOWN gathers the words that are due into Daily review — you just start it.
Live, with a daily limit
- AI Dialogue
- Writing Coach
No AI, no limit
- Fluency 4-3-2
- Shadowing
- Roleplay
FAQ
Questions about trainings
Can’t find it? Ask meCards right after saving words, then any Practice training. OOWN shows which words are due.