Questions, answered plainly.

No. You can start with beginner essentials, paste your own vocabulary, or build a list from a captioned YouTube video.

A placement check can give you credit for familiar vocabulary before your feed begins. Your active goal then focuses the next words and reviews.

The feed introduces target vocabulary with image-backed cards, reuses words in short stories, and mixes in active practice. Reviews that are due come before brand-new learning content.

Yes, in context. Grammar notes and practice can explain patterns found in a story, but grammar evidence does not block story completion or vocabulary-goal progress.

You can explore words inside a sentence when you need support. The interface avoids permanently displaying a direct sentence translation so you can stay with the language you are learning.

After practice, a scheduler estimates when the word should return. Stronger recall generally allows a longer interval; difficulty brings the word back sooner. Due reviews are prioritized in the feed.

No. Mastery belongs to the vocabulary item, so knowledge carries across every list and story where that word appears.

It is a vocabulary-first prototype, not a promise to replace conversation, extensive listening and reading, or instruction from a skilled teacher. It is designed to make the words you care about easier to learn and revisit.

Wordy Birdy has catalog support for English, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Latin American and Castilian Spanish, Modern Standard Arabic, French, Portuguese, Russian, Indonesian, Urdu, German, Japanese, Marathi, Vietnamese, Turkish, Greek, and Farsi. The language picker shows the languages whose learning content is currently ready.

No credit card is required to begin the current experience.