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Una ciudad que despierta

La madrugada dejó las calles casi vacías.

Translate words in contextGet an instant meaning without breaking your flow.
See them again on real pagesSaved words quietly return where they matter.
Review in secondsA short challenge helps the word stay with you.

Turn everyday reading into practice

The words you learn come from the articles, stories, and sites you already care about. Stickly keeps the sentence around the word so recognition grows naturally.

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Choose a word. Translate only what you actually need.

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Meet it again. See saved vocabulary on later pages.

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Remember it. Answer a quick prompt when it is due.

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La madrugada dejó las calles casi vacías.

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How Stickly works

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Choose a word

Select an unfamiliar word to get an instant translation.

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Meet it again

As you browse, Stickly highlights words you have saved.

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Remember it

Review in seconds when a word is ready for practice.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know the language already?+

No. Stickly works for every level. Start with the words you meet while reading, then let repeated context and short reviews build your vocabulary.

Where does Stickly work?+

Stickly works on most websites you already read—news, blogs, documentation, forums, and more.

How does spaced review work?+

Stickly brings saved words back in context and asks for a quick answer when they are due. You keep reading instead of moving to a separate study screen.

Is my vocabulary private?+

Your saved words belong to you. Stickly does not translate or save text unless you choose to, and you can pause its controls on a tab or website.

Make Spanish stick

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