Learning Method

How Kikis Works

A complete learning system that adapts to YOUR style. From translation to mastery in 4 simple steps.

1

Express & Translate

Type or speak anything you want to learn. Our AI provides natural, context-aware translations with detailed explanations.

  • Natural translations, not robotic
  • Context and nuance explained
  • Audio pronunciation included

Your input

“I want to learn Korean naturally”

Translation

저는 한국어를 자연스럽게 배우고 싶어요

2

Extract KiKis

AI automatically identifies learning-worthy patterns, vocabulary, and sentences from your content. Add them to your personal vault.

Patterns
A
Vocabulary
Sentences
Pattern

~는 것 같아요

~neun geot gatayo

It seems like...

Vocabulary

설레다

seolleda

To be excited/flutter

Sentence

오늘 하루도 수고했어요

You worked hard today too

3

Review with 5 Quiz Types

Practice your KiKis with different quiz formats designed for various learning styles. Spaced repetition ensures long-term retention.

Flashcard Quiz

Tap to flip, swipe to rate. Classic spaced repetition learning.

Pattern Completion

Fill in the blank with the correct pattern in context.

Vocabulary Typing

Type the word from memory. Test your active recall.

Situation Quiz

Choose the right response in a dialogue scenario.

Sentence Ordering

Arrange words in the correct order to form sentences.

Try Flashcard Quiz

Korean설레다Tap to flip
MeaningTo be excited / flutterTap to flip back
WrongCorrect
4

Keep, Don't Cram

No streaks, no guilt. Kikis quietly keeps every expression you saved, and brings each one back right before it fades — so it adds up even when life gets busy.

  • Reviews timed right before you forget
  • Skip a day — nothing breaks, nothing is lost
  • Your collection keeps growing as you use it
95%

of everyday conversation happens within the 2,000 most frequent words — the ones you actually use are worth keeping.English spoken corpus, Adolphs & Schmitt (2003)

16,000

words spoken per day by a native who knows 40,000+ — mostly the same few thousand, recycled.Brysbaert et al. (2016) · Mehl et al. (2007, Science)

5 Quiz Types Explained

Each quiz type targets different aspects of language learning. Use them all for comprehensive mastery.

Flashcard

Classic flip-and-review cards. Tap to reveal, swipe to rate your recall.

Best for: Quick vocabulary review

Pattern Completion

Fill in the blank with the correct grammar pattern in context.

Best for: Grammar mastery

Vocabulary Typing

Type the word from memory. Tests active recall, not just recognition.

Best for: Spelling and active recall

Situation Quiz

Choose the right response in realistic dialogue scenarios.

Best for: Conversational skills

Sentence Ordering

Arrange words in the correct order to form proper sentences.

Best for: Sentence structure

Ready to Start Learning?

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