Most learners hit the same wall: the course is fine, but real Spanish, in news, chats and shows, is full of words you haven’t met. Looking each one up breaks your flow, so you stop reading. The fix is to make looking up a word take one second.
Read what you already read, in Spanish
Switch one daily habit to Spanish: the news site you check in the morning, a recipe blog, a series with Spanish subtitles. Pick something you’d read anyway, so you keep coming back.
Look words up without leaving the page
With Tipword, hold ⌥ Option and point at a word. Its English meaning appears right beside it, then goes away. No typing, no new tab, so you keep reading in Spanish.
Let words come back
You don’t need flashcards for every word. Keep reading the same kind of content and the useful words keep coming back. The third time you meet one, you won’t need to point at it.
Questions
Does it work with Spanish subtitles?
Yes. Pause the video, hold ⌥ and point at the word in the subtitle.
Can I use it alongside a course?
Yes. Tipword is for everything outside the lesson: the articles, shows and chats where you actually use your Spanish.