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Read and listen to news, stories, and cultural content. Our smart assistant acts as your guide, explaining concepts and testing your progress as you go.
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Thetextisthecurriculum.
Forget fixed lessons. Real content contains every grammar point and vocabulary item you need, appearing naturally just as they do in real life.
Taptounderstand
A tap gives grammar details and translation for every word. Select a phrase to understand the full context.
Askanyquestion
Why is this verb in the subjunctive? Is this formal or informal? Chat with the assistant to get a real answer.
Practiceincontext
Generate exercises from any word or concept you encounter. Learn how to use it in real sentences, not just in isolation.
Readatyourlevel
Every article comes in Intermediate and Advanced versions. Start where you're comfortable, then switch up when you're ready for a challenge.
Reviewyourvocabulary
See all the words you checked in one place. Plus, find curated lists of useful expressions and advanced vocabulary.
Savewhatmatters
Save words, phrases, and articles to your personal library. Return to them anytime to practice or read again.
Frequently Asked Questions
What level do I need to use Verva?
Verva is designed for intermediate learners and above (B1+). If you can read simple texts with some help, you're ready. Every piece of content comes in both intermediate and advanced versions.
How is Verva different from Duolingo?
Duolingo teaches through gamified drills on isolated sentences. Verva helps you learn through real content — news, stories, cultural pieces — with an assistant that explains anything you don't understand. It's for learners who want depth, not streaks.
What languages can I learn?
Verva supports English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. You can learn any of these from any other — pick your target language and the language you already know.
How does the assistant work?
Tap any word or phrase to see its translation and grammar. Want to know more? Ask any question — why is this verb in this tense? Is this formal or informal? How would a native actually say this? The assistant explains, not just translates.
Is Verva free?
Verva offers a free tier with access to all content and audio. Verva Max removes limits on asking questions, generating practice exercises, and getting smart feedback on your answers.