See how common a video's words are, without leaving the feed
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Every video has a breakdown of the words in it and how common they really are in everyday speech, so you can tell at a glance whether a clip is built from words you'll meet again and again or padded with one-offs. Today that lives on the video's own page. It's coming to the feed itself, so you can pull it up on the clip that's playing without breaking off to go and look.
Learners tell us this is the part that made them trust what we say about a video in the first place. Right now you only run into it if you arrive from a search or someone's link, so most people watching never meet it at all. The feed is where the watching happens, so that's where it belongs.
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