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Alenvar English - Vietnamese
Learn vocabulary by topic.Remember it. Use it.
Learning related words in one situation helps you connect ideas and remember words in context.
At the airport, for example: learn passport, luggage and boarding pass with images, pronunciation and English–Vietnamese examples.
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Learn in contextAt the airport
airportsân bay
airport terminalnhà ga sân bay
See the image. Understand the meaning. Remember words in one situation.
60vocabulary topics
Over 9,000vocabulary items
781Phrasal Verbs & Expressions
English–Vietnamesebilingual learning support
Experience the Alenvar method
One journey.
Three words you can use.
Learn passport, luggage and boarding pass through images and audio. Then answer three questions to check what you remember.
At the airportWord 1/3
See the image · Hear the word · Read the example
passport
hộ chiếu
She kept her passport in a protective holder during the trip.
Cô ấy giữ hộ chiếu trong bao bảo vệ suốt chuyến đi.
Vocabulary for everyday life
Related words.
One memorable context.
From travel to meals and classrooms, each topic connects words through a familiar situation.
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In the kitchen
At school
Each illustration shows a specific meaning from Alenvar content.
Understand phrases in context
Phrasal Verbs.
See the situation. Understand the phrase.
From getting out of bed to returning home, each illustration connects a phrasal verb with a specific situation.
781 phrasal verbs and expressions, covering 1,189 general-use meanings. Browse by base verb or follow the guided learning path.
Explore Phrasal Verbs →From understanding to active recall
Learn a word.
Practise using it.
- See the image and understand the meaningWords, illustrations and Vietnamese meanings appear together.
- Listen and read in contextPronunciation and example sentences help you understand how to use each word.
- Answer and review the explanationSee what you remember and what needs more practice.
Continue learning. Review when needed.
See what you have learned.
Know your next step.
The learning path organises content into units. Continue your current unit and find vocabulary and phrasal meanings due for review.
Weekly progress shows your study days, practice time and recall. AV points, learning streaks and badges recognise regular learning.
See how to track your progress →
IELTS Listening
Listen with a purpose.
Know what to review.
Take a test, compare your answers with English evidence, then replay the difficult parts. English–Vietnamese explanations help you understand correct and incorrect answers.
Start practising with 8 Listening tests in the library.
Choose a Listening test
Practise. Understand mistakes. Listen again.
4 parts, 40 questions. Practise at your own pace or choose exam mode.
Alenvar’s Listening approach
The content you just explored
Every image connects to a way of using a word.
Vocabulary illustrations, pronunciation and examples come from the content being used to build Alenvar. Real app screenshots show how this content appears in a learning session.
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Getting started with Alenvar English - Vietnamese
How does Alenvar English - Vietnamese help me learn words?
Vocabulary is grouped into 60 topics and familiar situations. See images, listen to words and examples, use Vietnamese explanations when needed and practise recognition, recall and use.
Can I look up words instead of following a learning path?
Yes. The system supports flexible lookup and topic-by-topic learning.
How does Alenvar help me review?
Today’s plan prioritises content due for review, combining active recall and spaced practice to strengthen memory.
Where can I download Alenvar?
Official download links will appear on the App release page when available. Android is preparing for release; iOS is in development. Try a lesson on the website now.
How do plan device limits work?
Allowances follow the current plan configuration shown on Learning plans and My devices. Family limits apply separately to each member; accounts do not share a device allowance.
Does Family share learning progress?
Each member keeps a separate account, progress, history and devices. Family shares learning access; the owner manages invitations and members without viewing another member’s detailed progress.
Do I need to sign in immediately?
The website trial needs no account. On supported app versions, start with a guest or Google account. Guests may still have an account ID and server progress; guest access does not mean complete anonymity.
Does the app need Internet access?
Yes, for authentication, new content and sync. Downloaded sessions may continue offline with available content. Images, audio not yet downloaded and pending sync data require a connection.
Does Google sign-in let Alenvar read my email?
No. Sign-in uses basic identity to recognise your account. It does not request Gmail or Google Drive access or receive your Google password.
What do AV points and badges mean?
These milestones recognise learning activity in the app. AV points are not money, certificates or a guarantee of proficiency or exam scores.
What is included in website Listening lessons?
Watch YouTube videos, study English notes with Vietnamese support, explore vocabulary and answer review questions. Alenvar-authored notes are clearly labelled and are not verbatim video transcripts.
Screenshots from the Alenvar app in development.
Start with a journey.
Try three airport words with illustrations, audio and questions right here on the website.