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Build vocabulary while reading real webpages. Track words you want to learn and see them translated inline when they appear again. Vocabulary Learning Translator helps language learners build vocabulary while reading real webpages. Instead of translating an entire page, the extension lets you choose the specific words and short phrases you want to learn. Highlight a term on a webpage, add it to your tracked list, and future occurrences of that term will appear inline in your target language. The rest of the page stays mostly in the original language, so you can keep reading naturally while getting repeated exposure to the vocabulary you chose. This creates a mixed-language reading experience designed for vocabulary acquisition rather than full-page translation. Use it while reading articles, documentation, forums, blogs, and other webpages. Over time, your selected vocabulary appears again and again in real contexts, helping you recognize new words without leaving the page. Key features: Track vocabulary directly from webpage selections Translate only the terms you choose Keep untracked text in the original language Choose source and target languages Maintain tracked-term lists for different language pairs Enable or disable translation per site Look up longer highlighted selections without adding them Unmark terms when you no longer want them translated Use Chrome’s built-in Translator API for translation Vocabulary Learning Translator is not a full-page translation tool. It is designed for learners who want repeated exposure to specific vocabulary while still reading authentic source-language content. Privacy Tracked vocabulary, language settings, and per-site enablement settings are stored locally in Chrome storage. The extension does not send webpage content, tracked terms, browsing history, or personal information to the developer’s servers. Translation availability depends on Chrome’s built-in Translator API and local language-pack support. Chrome may prompt you to prepare or download a language pack before a selected language pair can be used.