While you browse in your native language, NeonLingo predicts and swaps in the words you're ready to learn. No rote memorization, just natural acquisition.
The weather is great today. I want to take a walk in thepark
Stephen Krashen
Professor Emeritus at the University of Southern California and renowned language educator
Professor Krashen argues that true acquisition happens only when learners receive language input slightly above their current level (i+1). NeonLingo is designed around exactly this principle.
Native-language pages Familiar context in your native language (i) + substituted foreign words (+1) = natural vocabulary growth Foreign-language pages Unfamiliar foreign content (i+1) + on-demand translation support = input you can understand (i)
Inspired by Krashen's theory of comprehensible input, NeonLingo turns both native-language and foreign-language pages into learning material that fits your level.
Based on your progress, it surfaces vocabulary that matches what you're ready to learn.
Strong native-language context helps you infer and retain the meaning of foreign words naturally.
No separate vocab app required. Browsing the web and reading the news becomes language practice.
AI is advancing rapidly, and many companies are investing heavily in new .
To stay competitive, we need to keep learning new .
When you hit an unfamiliar word, just select it and get a precise translation right away.
Every word you look up is saved automatically, so your personal vocabulary list keeps growing in the background.
When a word you've learned appears again on any page, it is highlighted automatically to reinforce memory.
Muchos investigadores creen que el inputes una de las claves para aprender un idioma de forma natural
Los estudiantes suelen avanzar cuando reciben input apenas por encima de su nivel actual de
People from different backgrounds are using NeonLingo to grow their language skills.
As a developer, I read a huge amount of English documentation every day. NeonLingo makes unfamiliar words feel much less intimidating. The selection translation is smooth, and automatic saving removes a lot of manual organization.
Language immersion feels almost magical. I usually read tech blogs in my native language, and NeonLingo swaps technical terms into English automatically. I end up picking up natural expressions without feeling like I'm studying.
I'm preparing for IELTS, and the review feature is excellent. Words I've looked up before get highlighted when they appear again on other pages. Seeing them repeatedly in different contexts is far more effective than rote memorization.