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Take Notes While Listening: Timestamped Notes Let You Jump Back to the Exact Sentence with One Click During Review
Ever written down 'I don't understand this part' during a lesson, only to forget which exact sentence it was when reviewing? Loopy's timestamped notes let you attach your questions directly to the sentence where they happen. During review, simply click to jump back and listen to that exact sentence again, helping you clear up every point of confusion one by one.
How to Practice Common Words: Master the Reference, Challenge, and Statistics Modes
The most frequently occurring words are, ironically, often the ones we spend the least time seriously practicing. This article will guide you through Loopy's Common Words training—from recognizing words on the Reference page and answering custom-range questions in the Review Challenge, to tracking your memory health on the Statistics page—so you can master the 250 words that support the bulk of your reading at a single glance.
How to Use the Review Center: Master the Today, Custom, and Weakness Tabs in One Go
Are the things you've learned scattered all over, leaving you unsure of what to review? Loopy centralizes all your reviews in a single "Review Center," divided into three tabs: Today, Custom, and Weakness. This article will help you understand what each of these three tabs does and when to use them.
Full-Lesson Review: Connect Everything You've Learned with the Full-Text Review Player
After breaking down a whole lesson to practice vocabulary, sentence meaning, dictation, and shadowing, it can often feel fragmented, lacking a sense of cohesion. This article will teach you how to use Loopy's Full-Text Review Player to listen to the entire lesson again from start to finish. With Chinese-English bilingual display and sentence-by-sentence playback, you can reconnect all the individual points you've practiced back into a complete, unified lesson.
How to Use the Daily Study List: Just Open It and Follow Along, the System Plans Your Day
Open the app every day but don't know what to practice first? The Daily Study List organizes "what you need to do today" into a single checklist—due reviews are sorted by the forgetting curve, combined with suggestions for new progress, allowing you to start with one click and auto-play. This article teaches you how to use it. Leave the decision-making to the system—all you need to do is follow along.