Who know any software to record new vocalbulary

[Codby]

I want to record my new words.But i don't know to use what???
any one could help me

Thanks

[Dixie]

I want to record my new words.But i don't know to use what???
any one could help me

Thanks

Is that supposed to be a joke? :D

This is not the right board, where's the moderator?

[Butler]

I want to record my new words.But i don't know to use what???
any one could help me

Thanks

Is that supposed to be a joke? :D

This is not the right board, where's the moderator?

Yes the moderators seem slow lately......

[Dixie]

Better late than never

[shokin]

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Shokin

[MissLT]

I want to record my new words.But i don't know to use what???
any one could help me

Thanks

I think there is one site on the net allows you to do that, but I can't remember which one right now. It's been a long time I haven't come back to that site. Give me a few days up to a few weeks to remember it. *Searching for the key to that locker in my brain*

[Harlodsen]

Hey there! This is a great summary of different ways to record and track your vocabulary words. I personally like the idea of using a flashcard app like Anki or Quizlet, as they use spaced repetition to help solidify new words in your memory. However, if you prefer a more low-tech option, creating a spreadsheet or text file is a simple way to keep track of new words. Additionally, there are some great dedicated vocabulary tracker apps out there like Vocabulary Notebook or Memoria that offer features like quizzes and spaced repetition. Overall, it's important to find a method that works best for you and your learning style.