Learn a language by reading what you already read.

Langsplice takes real Wikipedia articles in English and splices in words from the language you're learning — a few at first, more as you improve. No flashcards, no made-up textbook dialogues. Just reading.

The honey bee is a flying insecto best known for its role in polinización and for producing miel. Colonies live in nidos where thousands of obreras cooperate to feed the reina and defend the hive.

Drag the slider. Tap any green word to see the English.

How it works

  1. Pick a language

    German 🇩🇪, Spanish 🇪🇸, or French 🇫🇷 today, with more on the way.

  2. Read real articles

    Every article is a genuine Wikipedia article — history, science, places, people — with words translated in context, not in isolation.

  3. Turn the dial up

    You choose how much of the text is spliced. Start at a trickle, and raise it as the words start to feel like yours.

Comprehensible input, on real text

You already know how to read. Langsplice keeps you inside sentences you understand, so every new word arrives with its meaning attached — the way you learned most of the words you know in your own language.

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