Frequently Asked Questions

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Getting Started

New to SubLearn? Start here to learn the basics and begin your language learning journey.

After creating your account, you'll be guided through a quick onboarding process. Select your target language, set your current proficiency level (A1-C2), choose your learning goals (daily study time), and pick your interests. Then explore your personalized dashboard with recommended videos and learning paths.

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During onboarding or from SettingsLearning tab, select your target language from our available options. You can also set your native language to get better translations and explanations. SubLearn supports multiple languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and more.

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Go to SettingsGoals or click Edit Goals on your dashboard. Set your daily XP target (e.g., 50 XP = 15 minutes), choose your study streak goal, and select which days of the week you want to study. You can adjust these anytime as your schedule changes.

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Your Dashboard is your learning hub. The top shows your current streak, daily XP progress, and level. Below you'll find Continue Learning (resume where you left off), Recommended Videos, Daily Challenges, and Learning Path Progress. Use the sidebar to access Videos, Vocabulary, Exercises, and more.

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SubLearn uses the CEFR scale (Common European Framework of Reference): A1-A2 (Beginner), B1-B2 (Intermediate), and C1-C2 (Advanced). Each level has specific skills and vocabulary. Content is tagged by difficulty so you can find videos and exercises that match your current level.

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From your dashboard, click any Recommended Video or go to Videos in the sidebar. Use filters to find content at your level. Click a video thumbnail to open the player with interactive subtitles. Click any subtitle word to see translations, save to vocabulary, and get AI explanations.

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After watching a video, you'll see Practice Exercises based on that content. Or go to Exercises in the sidebar and choose from Sentence Builder, Matching Pairs, Dictation, Conversation Practice, and more. Each exercise type helps develop different skills (grammar, listening, speaking).

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The onboarding wizard helps personalize your experience. You'll select your target language, proficiency level, learning goals, and interests (e.g., business, travel, culture). Based on your choices, we'll recommend videos, create a starter learning path, and suggest daily study routines. You can skip or redo onboarding anytime from Settings.

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Start with the Beginner Foundations learning path, which includes A1-A2 level videos with basic vocabulary and grammar. Watch videos with subtitles, save new words to your vocabulary, complete exercises after each video, and review flashcards daily. Aim for 15-30 minutes per day to build consistency and maintain your streak.

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