Eppika helps adults learn languages by reading adapted books they actually want to finish. Choose from 3,000+ titles, listen to native audio, tap unfamiliar words for instant translation, and save vocabulary for flashcard review. Unlike drill-first language apps, Eppika keeps learning inside complete stories so reading, listening, and vocabulary skills develop together.
1 Adapted Books for Every Level
Read from a library of 3,000+ adapted books across 17 languages, with versions for learners from A1 to C1. Choose content that matches your level and progress gradually to more complex texts.
2 Instant Word Translation
Tap any unfamiliar word while reading to see its translation instantly without leaving the page. This keeps the reading experience smooth and helps learners understand vocabulary in context.
3 Native Audio Narration
Listen to books with native audio while following the text or use Eppika like an audiobook. Reading and listening together helps develop comprehension and pronunciation naturally.
4 Vocabulary Saving & Flashcards
Save useful words directly from any book and review them later with built-in flashcards. New vocabulary stays connected to the context in which you discovered it.
5 Learn Through Complete Stories
Build reading, listening, and vocabulary skills through full stories instead of isolated drills. Eppika is designed to help learners move from exercises to understanding real texts.
6 Offline Reading & Listening
Download books and continue reading or listening without an internet connection. Useful for travel, commuting, or regular study when connectivity is limited.
Use case 1
Who: An intermediate language learner
Doing what: reading complete books at the right level without stopping to look up every unfamiliar word
Use case 2
Who: An adult learning a language for travel
Doing what: improving reading, listening, and vocabulary through short daily reading sessions
Use case 3
Who: A reader who enjoys learning languages
Doing what: reading and listening to adapted bestsellers and classics in a new language
Use case 4
Who: A learner moving beyond traditional language apps
Doing what: applying vocabulary and grammar knowledge to real stories instead of isolated drills

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