A guided path for your very first words
Lined up and coming soon.
New to the language and the feed feels like a lot? We're building a track that starts you on one sentence at a time instead of whole videos, real speech pulled from real videos, picked because it only uses the words you're most likely to hear. You'll meet the handful of words that carry most everyday talk first, then the next hundred, and watch that list grow clip by clip. Sometimes we'll teach you a word right before you hear it, so nothing catches you off guard. And you'll move through the tenses in the order that helps most, today first, then the simple ways to talk about yesterday and tomorrow, before real content and the open feed feel like the obvious next step.
We can see it in the data: a lot of absolute beginners try Reelang and do not come back after their first session or two. The open feed asks too much when you do not have any words to hold onto yet. We think a guided track like this is exactly what gets people through that rocky start and keeps them coming back for more.
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