Sip — 5 English words a day
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By HEESANG EOM · EducationWhy we expect it: A clear, low-effort idea backed by specific vocabulary research and a memorable tagline that explains the value instantly.
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Most study apps ask for your time. Sip only asks for a glance.
Five English words, with their Korean meanings, sit on your Home Screen every day. No lessons to finish, no app to open — you learn them every time you unlock your phone.
SMALL SIPS ADD UP Five words a day is 1,825 words a year. Keep going through all 100 levels and you'll have 3,500 words in about two years.
THE WORDS THAT MATTER MOST Sip is built on the New General Service List — 2,809 words that cover about 92% of everyday English text — followed by the New Academic Word List for advanced vocabulary. You learn the words you'll actually meet, in the order you'll meet them.
FIND YOUR LEVEL ...(이하 전에 드린 문안 그대로: FIND YOUR LEVEL부터 끝까지)
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