Learn any language, one word at a time.
Meet your new vocabulary. With the help of Langly, you can group words into categories—like professions, nature, or foods. It’s a brain shortcut that helps you remember what you learn.
Hello!
Bok!
Ahoj!
Привіт!
Tere!
Kumusta!
Selamat pagi!
Hallo!
Hej!
Hej!
مرحبًا!
Hallo!
你好！
こんにちは！
안녕하세요!
Bula!
Hei!
Sawubona!
Szervusz!
Živjo!
Labas!
नमस्ते!
Ahoj!
Moi!
Здраво!
Привет!
Bună!
Γεια σας!
Halló!
Kia ora!
សួស្តី!
ᐊᐃ!
Dumela!
Ciao!
ආයුබෝවන්!
Selamat pagi!
Sveiki!
မင်္ဂလာပါ!
Dia dhuit!
Cześć!
¡Hola!
Mbote!
Olá!
Merhaba!
سلام!
Сайн уу!
Aloha!
Talofa!
ສະບາຍດີ!
Jambo!
Xin chào!
Bonjour !
Здравей!
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The Langly study system
Tools tailored to enhance your vocabulary game.
Collaborating? Child's play.
Control who sees what—Langly makes access management simple, secure, and effortless.
Copy quickly
You saw a word in one vocab? Easily copy it to another!
Stay organized
You wish to categorize words by their classes? Or group them thematically? Or both? We've got you covered.
Real Feedback
What others are saying
"My students can collaborate so well. By the time I finished explaining the context of the word, one of them already added it to our class vocab. The best part? Every student of mine sees it instantly."
Emma R.
Language Teacher
"Me and my bf decided to learn Italian together. I like that I can see the words he adds and the other way round. Cut our work in half:)"
Lily K.
Italian Enthusiast
"My daughter was studying for the IELTS exam and became completely overwhelmed. The category system let her target exactly what she needed to pass. Many thanks Langly!"
Gréta S.
Proud Mom
Practice On The Move
Sync your vocabs seamlessly across both iOS and Android.
Why would you learn the hard way?
Your brain doesn't store vocabulary as an unorganized stack. Cognitive research by Dr. Eleanor Rosch proves that human memory naturally files new information into clean, structured categories—like animals, professions, or sports.
This way, you establish immediate cognitive anchors. Learning new nouns alongside members of the exact same family helps your memory map out boundaries and store language in the right place.
Jumping in context
Forcing your brain to jump from animals to tools to weather blocks natural pattern recognition.
Grouping
Keeping words within the same taxonomic group allows the brain to map related nodes instantly.
When will you become a language guru?
Create your own vocabs and have them organized your way. Your friends, classmates, or study partners will be impressed :)
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