Taliri is a Chrome and Firefox extension for learning Spanish, French, German, Swedish or Hindi. It swaps a few words on the English pages you already read into the language you're learning, and shows you what they mean. Later it blurs a word and asks you to pick its meaning.
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For pages written in English · Page text stays on your device.
Here’s a page with Taliri installed, teaching you
An unhurried Sunday
A amigo came over on Sunday with bread from the market. We pulled two chairs up to the open ventana and poured a glass of agua each. Somewhere on the shelf was a libro neither of us had read, so we took turns reading it aloud. Outside, the jardín was still wet from the rain, and nobody moved until the light had gone.
Hover or tap a highlighted word. The blurred one is a question for you.
Five languages today
Why only a few words?
They make up 78 of every 100 words you read. That's why Taliri teaches common words: you'll see them everywhere.
| 78 | from the 1,000 most common words |
| 18 | from the next 13,000 |
| 4 | names and rare words |
Taliri keeps track of every word you learn. When it's time for a word, Taliri waits until the word shows up in your reading. Then it asks you what it means.
Each right answer means a longer wait before the next question. A few answers keep a word for months.
How Taliri times its questions (FSRS) (opens in a new tab)| On your own, day 60 | 43% |
| With Taliri, day 3 | Taliri asks at 90%; a right answer brings it back to 100% |
| With Taliri, day 15 | Taliri asks at 90%; a right answer brings it back to 100% |
| With Taliri, day 53 | Taliri asks at 90%; a right answer brings it back to 100% |
Only your answers count.Seeing a word is a start. A word moves forward only when you remember it.
No daily score to protect. No confetti.Read when you want. There is a daily limit on questions, not a goal to reach.
Your words stay yours.Everything you've learned stays yours to practise, even if you stop paying.
A friend came over on Sunday with bread from the market. We pulled two chairs up to the open window and poured a glass of water each. Somewhere on the shelf was a book neither of us had read, so we took turns reading it aloud. Outside, the garden was still wet from the rain, and nobody moved until the light had gone.
On real pages
Nothing you read leaves your machine.
Taliri reads the text of the page you're on — the part on or near your screen, as you scroll — in the tab's memory, on your device. Page text is never stored and never sent.
You choose where it runs. A built-in list keeps it off mail, banking, documents, sign-in and payment pages, and it backs off any page that shows a password field.
The extension talks only to Taliri's own servers: to download dictionaries, to sign you in, and to check your plan about once a week. Your reading and learning happen on your device.
If you press the speaker, your browser's own speech service pronounces that one word; some browsers use an online voice for it.
This website counts visits, where they come from, and clicks (no cookies). The extension counts nothing.
Five languages today
For people who read in English. More languages coming. Spanish and French download on first use.
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Taliri Plus
$7 a month, or $49 a year. Cancel any time. If it isn't for you, a full refund within 14 days.
Learn in your reading.
Practise in the extension.
All five languages included.
$7/ month
Billed monthly.
$84 over a full year.
12 monthly payments.
A year of Taliri.
$49/ year
$84 Save $35 a year.
About $4.08 / month, billed yearly.
Pay for 7 months.
Enjoy all 12.
Each block is one month. Outlined months are included in annual billing at no extra cost.
You choose where it runs: everywhere, selected sites, or only when you click. A built-in list keeps Taliri off sensitive sites, and it backs off pages showing a password field. Some pages don't contain text it can use.
Before you install, here on taliri.app. Paddle, our reseller, runs the checkout and sends the receipt. Taliri is $7 a month or $49 a year, with a full refund within 14 days, no questions asked.
Taliri opens a sign-in tab. Sign in with the email you paid with: we email you a link, you open it, and Taliri unlocks. Then choose your language, how familiar it feels, your pace and where Taliri can run.
Yes, a sign-in with the email you paid with. It connects your subscription to up to five browsers. Your settings and learning record still stay on your device.
A few. You choose a pace of 3, 8, 14 or 20 new words a day, and only a handful show on your screen at once. Taliri works on the text near your screen in small steps and backs off busy pages, so reading stays smooth.
None. Tell Taliri how familiar the language feels, from brand new to pretty solid, and it starts from there. You can change it any time in Settings.
The pages you allow, as you scroll — the text on or near your screen, in the tab's memory. Page text is never stored or sent.
Yes. In the Taliri popup, turn it off on the site you are on, or pause it everywhere for an hour or the rest of the day.
Not yet. Today Taliri works with English pages, and helps you learn Swedish, German, Hindi, Spanish or French.
Yes. Choose Devanagari or learner romanization when you set up Hindi, and switch any time in Settings. The card always shows the Devanagari spelling.
The example on this page works the way Taliri does. After you subscribe, if Taliri isn't for you, ask within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked.
Yes. Both options include all five languages. Annual billing gives you a full year for less than twelve monthly payments.
The words meet you in your reading, with their meaning close by. Taliri spaces questions out as you learn. You can also practise words in the extension popup, without making a deck.
Yes, on a computer. Taliri installs from the Chrome Web Store in Chrome and in Chromium browsers such as Edge and Brave; Edge first asks you to allow extensions from other stores. In Firefox 140 or later, and in browsers built on it such as Zen, it installs from Firefox Add-ons. One subscription works in all of them. Not in Safari yet, and not on phones.
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