Learning guide
Learn English with short videos: watch, notice, replay
Make short English videos part of an active learning routine. Practise listening, use subtitles carefully and revisit useful expressions.
A different kind of language learning
Learn languages.One scroll at a time.
Learn English and German through short stories and videos. Read, listen and explore words in the moment — then make them part of your own vocabulary.
Stories & audioWords that stay
How it works
Follow the story. Find the words.
A scene gives you a reason to keep reading. Sound and meaning help you stay with it. Review gives useful words another place in your day.
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Swipe into a story
Explore illustrated scenes and short videos. Start with a situation you want to understand, at a level that keeps the main idea within reach.
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Hear it. Tap it. Understand it.
Read with audio and inspect words without leaving the scene. Use a meaning to clear an obstacle, then return to the sentence.
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Keep the words worth keeping
Save useful vocabulary with context. Revisit the original sentence in flashcard review and try the expression in a sentence of your own.
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Give your vocabulary a next step
Return to saved words and review decks. A short session can connect today’s story with something you want to recognise tomorrow.
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Practice
Try a short practice
Choose a quick listening or translation exercise using sentences from Lexiego stories.
Short videos
Short videos. An active listening task.
Watch for the main idea, inspect a useful expression and replay it. Make each clip something you can explain before the next swipe.
Learning guide
Learn German with short videos and focused listening
Use German video clips to practise listening for verbs, connected speech and everyday expressions, with a repeatable active-watching routine.
Keep your bigger goals in sight.
Use reading and C-Test-style exercises to practise language in context. Support your IELTS, TOEFL, TestDaF or onSET study with vocabulary work, then practise the official exam tasks separately.
Try a C-Test reading exercise
This short demonstration is a practice exercise, not a certified language assessment.
The tr___ passed thr___ stations he h___ never se___ or heard ab___ before.
Learning paths
Choose your next learning path.
English and German are our main learning paths. Stories and reading practice are also available for French, Spanish and Turkish; short videos are currently available in English and German.
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A little more understanding.
Practical reading, listening and review routines you can try today.
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How to learn vocabulary in context instead of collecting word lists
Use a short story to select vocabulary, understand word combinations and practise recall. A worked example for English and German learners.
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How to combine reading and listening without depending on the text
A practical routine for using stories and audio together: listen for meaning, inspect difficult phrases and replay with less text support.
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Learning German: move beyond translating every word
Use sentence patterns, short scenes and selective translation to understand German as connected language. A practical example and routine.
FAQ
Questions before your next session?
Clear answers about stories, vocabulary review and exam-focused practice in Lexiego.
What can I practise with Lexiego?
Lexiego brings short stories, audio, videos, word meanings in context, saved vocabulary and reading exercises into one learning routine for English and German.
Is Lexiego only a vocabulary list app?
No. You meet words inside a scene or sentence first, then save selected expressions with their original context for later review.
Why do I forget new German words so quickly?
A translation on its own gives you little information about how a word behaves. Reading and hearing a word in a meaningful phrase, then recalling it later, gives you more useful practice.
Can I use Lexiego for IELTS, TOEFL, TestDaF or onSET preparation?
Lexiego can support vocabulary, reading and listening routines around these goals. It does not replace official exam materials, a certified assessment or complete exam simulation.
Does Lexiego replace speaking and writing practice?
No. Stories, audio, videos and contextual review can support your input and vocabulary work. Add speaking and writing practice when those skills are part of your goal.
How long should a Lexiego learning session be?
Choose a small task you can finish: understand one scene, replay one sentence, save one useful expression or review a short set of words. A consistent, focused session is easier to return to than an unrealistic plan.
Lexiego
Make your next scroll a learning session.
Explore stories, short videos and reading practice in Lexiego. Start with content you want to understand, then revisit useful words.
