Vocabulary from real videos app analytics for July 16

Stop memorizing words you forget tomorrow. Most apps make you learn from boring lists. You see a word, you see a translation, and then... poof. It’s gone. We do it differently. With eLang.app chrome application, you learn words from the videos you watch and the sites you read. Here is the simple idea: You find a new word while watching Netflix or YouTube. You look it up. We save it for you—with the exact sentence from the video. Later, when you open the app, you don't just see a word. You see the scene. You remember the line. "Oh yeah, that’s the word from that movie!" That is how you actually remember. How it works: Watch and Save: Use our browser tool while watching Netflix, YouTube, or browsing any website. Tap a word. It saves with the full sentence. Review Anywhere: Open the app. Your words are there, waiting for you, with the sentences you saved. Play & Practice: Use simple flashcards and quizzes. But here, you always see the sentence that gives you the clue. Grow Naturally: Your vocabulary grows from your life—not from a random list someone else made. Why this works better: Your brain is good at remembering stories, not lists. When you learn a word from a line in a show, you remember the context. You remember the joke, the drama, or the moment. That feeling is what helps the word stick. What you get: Words saved from YouTube, Netflix, and the web (with full sentences). Flashcards that show you the real context. Sync between your computer and phone. Support for many languages. Perfect for anyone who watches shows, reads articles, and wants to learn a language naturally. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/