Mille-MotsAI-graded reading · French / Spanish / German
Read what you can almost read. Keep what you learn.
Mille-Mots writes short readings at your level, from your own word list: nine words in ten you already know, and the tenth is today's lesson. Tap it to look it up, save it for review, then practise it in dictation, writing and grammar drills.
Free · works offline · syncs across devices
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Tap any word to look it up · blue underline = new today · blue text = saved
The loop
One loop, not a pile of features
Vocabulary, grammar and dictation aren't separate modules. They grow out of what you read, and flow back into your next reading.
STEP 01
Read: written for your level
Pick your level and a topic, and a short reading appears in seconds. Grammar in each sentence can be labelled in place, so you learn it where you meet it.
- CEFR-graded, A1 to C1
- Tap any word: dictionary form, gender, IPA, translation
- Grammar labels for tenses, moods and clauses
STEP 02
Collect: the words you read become yours
One tap saves a word together with the sentence you found it in. Or add every content word in an article at once.
- Saved with its original sentence
- Bulk-add a whole article
- SM-2 spaced repetition schedules reviews
STEP 03
Practise: every drill uses your words
Flashcards, dictation, cloze writing and grammar drills draw only on words you saved. No surprise vocabulary: you practise exactly what you just read.
- SRS flashcards, from meaning or audio
- Dictation shows exactly which letters you missed
- ~70 grammar sub-skills; 5 in a row to master one
STEP 04
Read again: meet it in a new context
Your next reading deliberately reuses the words you're learning. A word becomes yours after you've met it in a few different sentences.
- New readings favour words you're learning
- Progress tracked per sub-skill
- ETA to B1 / B2 from your real pace
Step 4 is step 1 of the next round: the more you read, the better the next text fits you.
Why reading
You don't memorize a language. You read your way in.
Language-acquisition research calls it comprehensible input: you learn fastest from text you mostly understand, with a little just out of reach. Too hard and you give up on the dictionary; too easy and nothing new sticks.
Four languages
Gender you can see.
Nouns are coloured by gender and shown with their article, so le/la or der/die/das sticks with the word. Glosses in English or Chinese.
Also
Built for the long haul.
Learning paths
Guided units where every lesson is a reading plus the drills drawn from it.
Offline-first
Everything lives on your device first, so you can study offline. It syncs when you're back online.
Your data, everywhere
Sign in and your progress follows you to every device. The desktop app also keeps a daily backup on your disk.
Read your first article today.
Free · read in your browser, or get the desktop app to read offline.
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