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TiLingo is a language learning application for iPhone that includes flashcards, dictionary lookup, translation history, optical character recognition scanning, and spaced repetition review features.^[1]

Distributed through Apple's App Store.^[1]

TiLingo is intended for vocabulary study and language learning. The app allows users to create and review flashcards, use a dictionary, save words from translation history, and create vocabulary cards from scanned text.^[1]

The application includes a flashcard review system based on spaced repetition.^[1] Flashcards may include translations and contextual example sentences.

TiLingo includes translation history, from which users can create flashcards.^[1] The app also includes optical character recognition features for scanning printed text and creating vocabulary cards from selected words.^[1]

The app includes a multilingual dictionary and supports dictionary lookup for multiple languages.^[1]

The user interface is available in English, Russian, French, Khmer, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, and Spanish.^[1]

TiLingo is available for iPhone through Apple's App Store.^[1]

• TiLingo on the App Store