Feature 4 of 6
Review
Review is deliberately small. It brings out a few words and lines from the book, and then it stops.


A round is a handful of tasks: pick the right meaning, find the Vietnamese word for a meaning, put a line back in order. There is never any typing — a typo in Vietnamese says nothing about your memory.
No pressure
There is no streak, no counter and no reminder nagging at you. The round ends, and tomorrow there is a new one. What you keep getting right comes back less often; what is shaky comes back sooner. You need no more settings than that, and there are none.
What gets practised comes from the book
The tasks come from the book itself, not from your vocabulary list. Each round brings whatever is due again, plus a few new cards — words and lines, starting with the pages recited at the Sunday service at the temple. There is nothing to prepare: new cards are waiting the very first time you open it.
What you save in Lookup goes into your vocabulary list — a list of your own to come back to. That list has no effect on Review — not when you save a word, and not when you delete one.