You hear a word spoken by a native speaker — pick the correct translation from options. Specifically trains ear recognition — the skill that lags behind reading for most learners: they read articles fluently but freeze during live speech in conversations or films. WordSteps uses real native-speaker recordings, not robotic text-to-speech, so you get used to real pronunciation, intonation, and natural speed. Particularly useful for «trap» words that sound almost identical (three and free, ship and sheep) — different on the page but easy to confuse by ear.
