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Everything it does, arranged by what you are doing

NoaLingua is one toolset across four surfaces. The same word card opens from a YouTube subtitle, a Netflix subtitle, text on any web page and a word inside a PDF — and everything you save lands in a single deck that comes back to you on a schedule you never have to configure.

arbitrage /aʁ.bi.tʁaʒ/ noun · masculine uncommon
in this sentence
refereeing — the officiating of the match
also means
arbitration (law) · arbitrage (finance)
from Tatoeba
L’arbitrage a été contesté. — The refereeing was disputed.

Tout le monde parlait de l’arbitrage après le match.

Everyone was talking about the refereeing after the match.

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Watch

Video, subtitles and everything that happens inside a player.

YouTube and Netflix have dedicated support; any other site works if it exposes a readable caption track. Captions are rebuilt into whole sentences before anything is translated, so replay and repeat land on real boundaries rather than mid-clause.

Read

Web pages, PDFs, your own documents and the word card itself.

The same word card opens from a subtitle, a paragraph on any site, and a word inside a PDF. It gives the meaning that word has in that sentence — not the first entry in a dictionary — with the grammatical form you clicked, its pronunciation and real examples.

Speak

Shadowing and pronunciation, with honest limits on the scoring.

The part most tools leave out, because it is the part that needs a microphone. Whole-video shadowing runs the loop for you; Say It Back scores what speech recognition heard against the line. No audio is ever recorded or uploaded — only the score and the missed words are kept.

Remember

Saving, spaced review, practice and where your data lives.

Everything above feeds one deck per language, on your own machine. Cards come back before you forget them, carrying the sentence and the source they came from, and every export format is free on every plan — including the free one.

Every feature page has a limits block Not a disclaimer at the bottom — a real section, because a page that only lists what something does is not a description, it is an advertisement. The complete list lives at what NoaLingua cannot do, and 30 practice formats are broken down on the games page.