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MemoWord “Learn On-The-Go”. Master Vocabulary with Hands-Free Mode

20.02.2026

One of the most useful modes of the MemoWord app is the “Learn on the Go” mode!

It is this feature that will allow you to dramatically increase the amount of time you dedicate to the language and memorizing vocabulary!What could be easier — just start playing the words you need in the background while you go for a walk, cook dinner, or clean the house. Not to mention the ability to learn vocabulary while spending hours in traffic jams behind the wheel!

So, meet the “Learn on the Go” mode (Autoplay or Hands-free).

Set your preferences for:

the order of speaking words in your native and target language,
the number of repetitions for the word and its translation,
the desired sorting order,
the pause, to try and recall the translation on your own,

And voilà — use every minute of your day to make progress in learning a foreign language!

Generally, it’s all intuitive, but if you have doubts — there’s a help section at the top of the window that explains all the settings in detail.

Besides just listening, this mode also lets you see the spoken words on the screen in large print!

Double the power! Why the “large print” feature is a game-changer.

While the mode is called “Hands-free,” don’t underestimate the power of the large visual display mentioned earlier. This feature brilliantly combines auditory and visual learning styles (dual coding).

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7 Practical Tips to Learn Vocabulary Faster with MemoWord app

24.04.2025

Elena Tikhonova

Colors and nuances in combinations. MemoWord flashcards

In our busy world, time is the most valuable currency!
So it’s important to use it wisely.

Here are some simple tricks to learn words 2–3 times faster—and actually start speaking.

1. Learn the words you really need

❌ Don’t waste time on abstract lists like “5000 most important words.” You’ll spend hours and still forget them.

✅ Focus on words you’ll actually use—at a lesson, work meeting, store, or while traveling.

No active language situations in your life yet? Then watch YouTube videos, read a page from an interesting book, and save useful words in the MemoWord app.

2. Learn word chunks—not just single words

Single words are harder to remember than vivid word combinations.
Instead of learning two separate flashcards like WHITE and CEILING — just make one: WHITE CEILING.
Much easier and faster to remember! ✅

❌ GO + ❌ DOOR → ✅ GO TO THE DOOR

This is especially important for verbs—always learn them with prepositions and objects.

This approach helps you:

✔ Learn faster
✔ Remember better
✔ Get used to correct word forms
✔ Hear and pronounce word combinations — and speak fluently, without pauses!

3. Say words out loud — even on the subway

Whenever you use flashcards (in “Learn,” “Audio,” or “Autoplay” mode), say every word or phrase out loud.
💪 Ideally out loud, but if you’re in public—whisper or say it silently in your mind.