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How students, professionals and polyglots use Wordie in real life.

Vocabulary for Writers: How to Build a Precise, Varied Word Bank From Your Reading
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Vocabulary for Writers: How to Build a Precise, Varied Word Bank From Your Reading

A practical vocabulary system for fiction and non-fiction writers: collect words from reading, learn register and connotation, and use precise words naturally.

Vocabulary for Translators: Terminology, False Friends and Keeping Both Languages Sharp
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Vocabulary for Translators: Terminology, False Friends and Keeping Both Languages Sharp

A vocabulary system for translators: build glossaries, manage terminology, avoid false friends and keep source and target vocabulary growing every week.

Academic Vocabulary for Non-Native Researchers: Read Papers Faster and Write With Confidence
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Academic Vocabulary for Non-Native Researchers: Read Papers Faster and Write With Confidence

A practical academic vocabulary system for non-native researchers: general academic words, hedging language, discipline terms and a weekly paper-reading plan.

Business English Vocabulary for Non-Native Professionals: Meetings, Email and Sounding Natural
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Business English Vocabulary for Non-Native Professionals: Meetings, Email and Sounding Natural

Business English vocabulary for non-native professionals: meeting and email phrases, industry jargon, collocations and a weekly plan to sound natural at work.

Vocabulary for Medical Students: A Practical System for Learning Medical Terminology
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Vocabulary for Medical Students: A Practical System for Learning Medical Terminology

Learn medical terminology faster: Greek and Latin roots, how to read papers, how to combine roots with Anki, and a weekly vocabulary workflow for med students.

Legal English Vocabulary for Lawyers: Latin Terms, Contract Language and Plain English
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Legal English Vocabulary for Lawyers: Latin Terms, Contract Language and Plain English

Legal English vocabulary for lawyers and law students: Latin terms, contract language, reading case law, legalese vs plain English, and a weekly study workflow.

Vocabulary for Expats: The Everyday and Bureaucratic English Nobody Taught You
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Vocabulary for Expats: The Everyday and Bureaucratic English Nobody Taught You

A practical vocabulary guide for expats in English-speaking countries: forms, housing, healthcare, local news and workplace email, plus a weekly routine.

Teaching Vocabulary in ESL: A Research-Based Guide for Teachers, With Lesson Ideas
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Teaching Vocabulary in ESL: A Research-Based Guide for Teachers, With Lesson Ideas

How ESL teachers can teach vocabulary using research: choose words by frequency, recycle them, assign extensive reading, use retrieval practice, and pick tools.

ESL & English Learners: Mastering the Nuance
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ESL & English Learners: Mastering the Nuance

Moving beyond 'Basic English'. How Wordie helps ESL students master phrasal verbs, idioms, and academic vocabulary through passive immersion.

Language Hobbyists: Learn While You Browsing Anything
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Language Hobbyists: Learn While You Browsing Anything

Discover how language hobbyists use Wordie to turn their daily internet browsing into a passive, joy-filled learning experience.

Polyglots: Managing Multiple Languages with One Vault
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Polyglots: Managing Multiple Languages with One Vault

Discover how polyglots use Wordie to manage multiple target languages simultaneously. From Spanish verb conjugations to Japanese Kanji through passive immersion.

Software Engineers: Mastering Technical Jargon
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Software Engineers: Mastering Technical Jargon

Technical documentation is filled with complex terminology. Discover how Wordie helps developers master technical jargon while reading docs on MDN, Stack Overflow, or GitHub.

Wordie for Students: Mastering Exam Vocabulary
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Wordie for Students: Mastering Exam Vocabulary

Learn how students are using Wordie to passively study for the GRE, SAT, and IELTS while browsing their favorite sites.