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August 30, 2026 · Language learning

From Writer to Learner — study foreign sources while you write

Send paper sections from Lattuce Writer to Learner — study foreign-language sources and build vocabulary without copy-paste limits.

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LanguageEnglishBahasa Melayu

If you write papers in Lattuce Writer but read sources in German, Malay, Arabic, or another language, you do not need to copy huge passages by hand. Lattuce Learner lets you send a section straight into the reading and vocabulary workflow.

Works when Writer and Learner run together — on one site or with Writer on your main domain and Learn at lingo.lattuce.app on the same account.

Lattuce Learner — read with word help and vocabulary review

Who this is for

YouTypical use
Graduate studentRead sources in one language; write the thesis in another
Bilingual authorDraft in English; study terminology in Malay or German
FamilyParent uses Writer for work; child uses Learner on the same household install

Before you start

You needNotes
A paper with readable foreign-language textAttach sources in Writer first
Learner enabledYour admin turns on the Learn service at lattuce.app
One sign-inSame Google account for Writer and Learner when unified login is set up

How the bridge works

  1. Open your paper in Writer.
  2. Select the section or passage you want to study.
  3. Choose Send to Learner (or ask the product assistant to propose the transfer).
  4. Learner receives the text on the server — no giant paste in the browser.
  5. Open it in Learn → read, save words, and use Review when cards are due.

Which tool for which job?

GoalUse
Export a cited Word document, run research missionsWriter
Build vocabulary from foreign-language proseLearner
Exam prep and Q&A over your course PDFsStudy — not Learner

Still unsure? Study vs Learner.

Why keep them on one install

  • Reading history sits beside your papers and sources
  • Library items you already uploaded can feed into Learn
  • Word definitions can use the same AI setup as Writer (BYOK guide)

Related reading

  • Import guide
  • Vocabulary review
  • Literature review with Lattuce — when you need a cited manuscript

Bahasa Melayu: Dari Writer ke Learner (MS)

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  1. Who this is for
  2. Before you start
  3. How the bridge works
  4. Which tool for which job?
  5. Why keep them on one install
  6. Related reading

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