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Words that stay with you.

Ten-step lessons, then typed reviews that come back after longer and longer gaps: tomorrow, three days, a week, up to five months.

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Recall · French

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Write it in the languageFrom Lesson 1 · Bonjour !

coffee

Almost correct

le café

The accent is the only difference.

you wrote le cafe

From Lesson 1 · Bonjour !

Next time in a week.

German, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese · 30 lessons planned in each · lessons 1–5 free

One lesson, start to finish

Every lesson runs the same ten steps: the words, a game, the grammar sheet and its practice, a story in three parts, a second game, and two checks you can retry at once.

All ten steps, one by one
Learning the words on a phone: a French word, how to say it, and four English meanings to choose from.Learning the words on a phone: a French word, how to say it, and four English meanings to choose from.
1 · Learn the words: four meanings to choose from
Blitz on a phone: under a minute left, the score, a French word and four meanings to pick from.Blitz on a phone: under a minute left, the score, a French word and four meanings to pick from.
2 · Spot them: Blitz, a minute on the clock
The story of Lesson 1, Bonjour !, on a phone: two lines of French, and a dotted line under every word to tap for its meaning.The story of Lesson 1, Bonjour !, on a phone: two lines of French, and a dotted line under every word to tap for its meaning.
5 · Story, part 1: tap any word for its meaning

From the first two French lessons, in the app, September 2026.

Recall brings every word back

Recall is spaced repetition: when a word is due, you type the answer: its meaning while the word is new or just missed, the word itself once it has held for a few days. Each right answer moves it up one rung of the ladder, from today to five months; a miss drops it to the one-day rung, so it comes back tomorrow.

The coffee card from the top of this page, in the app itself
Recall on a phone, asking for coffee in French: le cafe is almost correct, since the answer is le café, and the word comes back in a week.Recall on a phone, asking for coffee in French: le cafe is almost correct, since the answer is le café, and the word comes back in a week.
The coffee card from the top of this page, in the app itself
When a word comes back

A session is 20 cards, about seven minutes, and no word comes back before it is due.

Your own words, same schedule

Type cards one at a time, paste a list, or import a CSV. Your decks join the same Recall queue as the lesson words, and all four games play them: Match, Blitz, Builder and Word Rain.

The cards of a deck of the learner’s own, At the market: six French words with their meanings, and how well each is holding.The cards of a deck of the learner’s own, At the market: six French words with their meanings, and how well each is holding.
At the market, a learner’s own deck

What Multiverbo leaves out

  • Unlike apps built around daily streaks, Multiverbo keeps a weekly rhythm you set yourself, one to five study days or none, and a week that meets it earns a star to keep.
  • No ads, no analytics and no trackers, on this site or in the app.
  • No AI in the app: answers are checked by fixed rules, the same way every time.
  • We store whether you were right, never what you typed. Export or delete everything from Settings.
The research behind it

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When the app opens, lessons 1–5 of every language are free, with Recall, your own cards and all four games, and starting asks for no payment details. Premium will add lessons 6–30, from A1 to A2, for €5.99 a month or €49.99 a year, and Premium Family covers up to six people. Review is never behind a paywall.

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