Vocab Army

Rank up,
one word at a time

Choose your level and translation direction. Practise with 20, 50 or 100 questions, listen to words and keep track of what you learn.

The current English home screen of Vocab Army, showing 20, 50 and 100 question options, learning counters and A1 Recruit selected.
App home screen · A1 Recruit
5,708Vocabulary entries
5 levelsFrom A1 to C1
2 directionsVocabulary practice both ways
AudioWord pronunciation

Vocabulary practice,
at your pace

Set up your quiz, explore parts of speech and keep track of your learning progress.

01 / Practice both ways

Think in both directions

Go from English to Turkish or Turkish to English. Approach the same words from a different direction.

02 / Spoken pronunciation

See, hear, remember

Listen to the question word. Pronunciation uses your device’s text-to-speech service and installed language voices.

03 / Instant feedback

Learn from every answer

See a glass crack on a wrong answer and reveal the correct choice. Review your result and celebrate scores above 60% with confetti.

04 / Quiz length

Make time for practice

Choose 20, 50 or 100 questions. Select your level and translation direction, then practise at your own pace.

05 / Learning progress

Keep your words close

Browse your Learned and Learning lists. Follow progress saved on your device with counters for each level.

06 / Parts of speech

Learn words in context

Tap abbreviations such as n., v. and adj. in questions and word lists to see the full part-of-speech name.

Take a closer look

From quizzes to word lists, see the app’s glass-crack feedback and confetti celebration.

The English-to-Turkish question beautiful with its adjective abbreviation and four answer choices.
Practise with four choices
The wrong choice pembe has a red glass crack while the correct choice güzel is highlighted in green.
Glass cracks on a wrong answer
The Part of speech dialog on the quiz screen shows Adjective.
Tap to explore parts of speech
The Learned list shows apple, book and cat with their Turkish meanings and part-of-speech abbreviations.
See the words you have learned
The Learning list shows beautiful, blue and chair with their meanings and part-of-speech abbreviations.
Follow the words you are learning
Colorful confetti over a 75 percent result with 15 correct and 5 incorrect answers.
Celebrate with confetti

Choose your level

5,708 vocabulary entries across five levels from A1 to C1. Choose a challenge that suits you and try the next level when you are ready.

A1★

Recruit

First words, a strong foundation.

1,015 entries
A2★★

Apprentice

One step closer to everyday conversation.

917 entries
B1★★★

Experienced

More words, stronger expression.

867 entries
B2★★★★

Expert

Notice the details, deepen your understanding.

1,522 entries
C1★★★★★

Commander

Challenge yourself with advanced vocabulary.

1,387 entries

Start practising

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