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Learn a new language by reading articles with inline word translations through context clues and pronunciation. Verto turns everyday reading into an immersive language-learning experience. As you read articles and blogs online, Verto translates selected words directly on the page, letting you learn through context instead of switching to a separate app. This helps you build and retain vocabulary without interrupting your flow. How to use Verto 1. Open any English article you’re interested in 2. Enable the Verto extension on the page 3. Choose the language you want to learn 4. Use the to set your immersion level (beginners should start around 10%) The slider controls how many English words are translated into your chosen language, so you can gradually increase immersion as you get more comfortable. When you are on a website compatible with Verto, you will be notified to enable the extension on your current page so you can start learning. As you read, you can commit familiar words to memory. At the end of each article, a progress bar shows how many new words you learned during the session. Features: - Choose your learning language from a dropdown menu - Control your immersion level with a simple slider - Hover over translated words to instantly see the English meaning - Listen to pronunciation with the speaker button - Commit words to memory by clicking the check mark (you’ll see the committed words lessen over time) - Track your progress with a progress bar at the end of each article - View all the committed words in your personal vocab bank
Apr 12, 2026
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