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Dictionaries, examples, grammar and practice content are stored on your phone for offline use.
Language learning apps
A dictionary on your phone, spaced-repetition cards and practice games. I’m building a family of apps for daily learning that is less dependent on an internet connection.
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MonVocab · Released · iOS & Android
English vocabulary A1–C2, offline and free. English–Vietnamese lookup, review cards and bilingual reading; download voices for offline audio.

Learn Chinese offline, one card at a time.

German A1–C1, fully offline.

JLPT vocabulary, kanji and grammar, offline.

Korean by TOPIK level, offline, with Hanja roots.

Spanish A1–C1 with full conjugations, offline.
MonVocab is available on iOS and Android. Monhanzii is in testing; the other apps are in development.
The approach below is for the five new apps, starting with Monhanzii. MonVocab combines spaced repetition with streaks, hearts and XP; download pronunciation audio for offline listening.
Dictionaries, examples, grammar and practice content are stored on your phone for offline use.
FSRS spaced repetition brings back due cards alongside new vocabulary, at your own pace.
Learning does not require sign-in. Internet and an account are used for multi-device sync and Pro management.
Sources are listed separately for each app. CEFR/JLPT levels are estimates; HSK and TOPIK follow published word lists.
MonVocab’s data sources and licences will be listed here.
CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA); HSK 3.0 lists; Unihan and character analysis; Tatoeba (CC BY 2.0 FR).
The detailed source and licence inventory is being checked before release.
JMdict / KANJIDIC2 — EDRDG (CC BY-SA 4.0); Tatoeba (CC BY 2.0 FR); kanjium.
NIKL Korean Learners’ Dictionary (CC BY-SA). NIKL audio and images are not used; audio is generated by the project.
The detailed source and licence inventory is being checked before release.