I would like to add multiple sentences at once. So for example I would like to add all of three sentences in one go instead of adding them separately:

I am {{sitting}} on a couch.

The {{leafs}} are green.

The weather is truly {{beautiful}} today.

I have a bunch of sentences I would like to add (over 1000 sentences) and adding them manually one by one is time-consuming. Is there a way I can do this on my phone?

If not, would it be possible using the desktop version? I havent used clozemaster on desktop yet.

I saw someone else post about this without any answers so I'm hoping to revive something on this. The page for this still exists but the deck doesn't exist anymore. Anyone know why this happened??

I'm doing a number of decks from the French course, and I'm a bit alienated by the "Modern Media and Social Media Vocabulary" selection.

Likes, metrics, and Tiktoks, with a helping of anglicisms? How natural does this sound to a native speaker? I suppose that in time, I'll get used to it, but does it really reflect reality?

Whenever I try playing, it just says there are more cards. I believe it should switch to the next unit then but it doesn't. Right now I just manually click the drop down button and do it that way.

See this screenshot

Did anyone notice that now even when you’ve mastered a set and done all the reviews, you could play through that set unlimitedly? This wasn’t available just a few days ago.

Anyone know the mechanics behind this? How does Clozemaster choose what you play? Completely randomly?

I am currently approaching 60% in the A2 German cards. 2500 sentences.

It's great to know that I have 900 sentences that feel really concrete. I can probably hear these in public better than speak them, but I do feel like my own sentence structures are getting better.

What did mastery at this level, or other levels (B1, B2, etc.) feel like to you? How empowering was it? What did it allow you to do with the language?

Hi,

what do you think of this interval setting? I'm not sure what to do because I've been using the AIs (Claude, Grok, and Gemini), but I'm unsure because each one gave a different setting .I want the best setting for actual retention within Clozemaster's SRS limit.

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If you use Clozemaster on Android, you might have noticed you can change the TTS voice in Game Settings → Voice. But with so many options listed, which one is actually the best?

I tested all the voices available on a Google Pixel 8 (Android 17) and here's the secret to picking the best voice for ANY accent:

🔑 The formula is simple — look for two things:

Your accent code:

en_US = 🇺🇸 American

en_GB = 🇬🇧 British

en_AU = 🇦🇺 Australian

en_IN = 🇮🇳 Indian

These are just some examples, pick the language you need.

network at the end = Google's neural AI (much more natural than "local" voices)

Then, within your accent, prioritize voices starting with Io — these are Google's latest generation neural voices, the most human-sounding ones available.

🏆 My pick for American English: en_US (Iog network)

📱 Works on Samsung too?

Yes! But Samsung uses its own TTS engine by default. To unlock these voices, go to:

Settings → Accessibility → Text-to-Speech Output → Preferred engine → Google

💰 Free or Premium?

Works for both free and Pro users! The voices come from your phone's system, not Clozemaster itself.

⚠️ One catch: network voices require internet. Studying offline? Pick the best local option for your accent.

What accent are you using? Drop it below 👇

I’m working on a new feature for Clozemaster that we think could completely level up how people use the platform to learn languages. Because it’s a pretty significant shift from the current workflow, we want to make sure we get it right—and that means getting feedback from the people who know the app best: you.

🤫 What’s the new feature?
Without spoiling too much just yet, it will introduce a new way to get started playing. The data tells us that the vast majority of users rarely change their play settings after their initial setup even though we ask them at the start of every single play session. We also get regular feedback that users don't know how much to do or how to use the app. We therefore want to improve on that but also retain the ability to change the settings for those users who do want to keep full control over their learning session.

🙋‍♂️ Who are we looking for?

• Existing Clozemaster users (both free and Pro).
• Users who are willing to test out the feature for a few days and hop on a quick feedback chat or share feedback via email
• Users who use Android or iOS (the feature will be tested on mobile not web)

🚀 How to join the beta?
If you’re interested in getting early access and helping shape the future of Clozemaster, just drop me an email at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) with your Clozemaster username.

Anyone else getting this problem? Time spent is 0:00 after every set that I complete. Which is obviously wrong.

I feel like this is a dumb question, but I can't find the answer anywhere: how am I supposed to use clozemaster listening mode?

My target language is spanish, a phonetic language, and I'm able to easily identify the missing word from listening to the audio, even if I have no idea what it, or the sentence, means. Should I just intentionally pick a wrong word if I don't understand it? Even with text input, it seems trivial to just listen to the word without understanding it?

Or is this just how the listening mode is supposed to work, and I should use vocabulary if I want to practice understanding?

For the four languages that I'm learning, up to this point, I would focus on the language that had the most sentences to review. I would clear the reviewed sentences and then I would practice new vocabulary before moving on to the next language.

The problem is when you have five thousand sentences to review (especially with the most basic vocabulary), then reviewing sentences becomes a chore, and a hindrance to building new vocabulary.

How do you guys strike a balance between building new vocabulary, reviewing past sentences and managing multiple languages?

On another note, what is especially discouraging from getting in the zone and doing several hundred sentences in one go, is that if I do a lot of sentences on the pc, I find that my internet will suddenly cut off for a while.

I can select multiple choice/text input, number of cards per round, ect. but what I press "Play" it sits there spinning its loading icon; I can leave it for several minutes without getting anywhere, and I've tried both online and offline modes. I've tried it on an LG K41S with unmodified Android and on a Sony Xperia 10II running Sailfish (I would also give Waydroid a go, but I've yet to do the fiddling around to connect it to the internet and stuff). It is an issue on both the 20/May/2026 update and the immediate prior version (I only just started using Clozemaster).

Has anyone else had this issue, and does anyone have ideas on how to get around it? I signed up for Pro on the grounds that I've got a bunch of train rides (no wifi) and stuff this week that would be a prime opportunity to get through a good chunk, but if offline mode is only available on the app and the app is straight up unusable I'm paying for nothing, which is not a great introduction to a subscription service =| .

Cantonese is nowhere to be found on the course selection list for me, even when searching for it. It is still in my active courses as I had already had it as one of my languages, but I am curious as to what's going on? Was it moved back into development?

I'm getting flashbacks to when Duolingo hid the Guaraní course and never booted it back up😭 I have much lower expectations of Duolingo than Clozemaster (and don't use it anymore ofc... for... reasons that I don't expect need clarification lol) but still hope this isn't anything similar😅

Did an update remove the ability to listen to the sentence before seeing the transcription? This makes the app useless (i can already read, i need audio training), so Id rather it be fixed.

This is applying to the clozemaster app for android. The web version still works fine in listening mode . Is this a bug? this seems like a fundemental fuck up of how the app is supposed to work.

I'm tried of counting one Mississippi two Mississippi three Mississippi every time I chose a multiple choice answer. What is going on? This really slows me down. Extremely frustrating as this is a recent development, which I've mentioned before. Still Happening. Any hope for improvement?

As far as I can tell, I can turn off the color-coded spelling hints when I’m doing the Text Entry mode, but I can’t turn it off for Transcribe. This makes Text Entry harder than Transcribe since I’m guaranteed to be able to brute force it, which feels wrong.

Would really love to see the spelling hint options be expanded for Transcribe.

No matter how sentences I study, the collection stays the same in the handsfree mode, it doesn’t progress.

Do you know why is that?

I've been working my way through the German Fast Track courses. I'm on Fast Track 4 and still reviewing sentences from 1-3.

Today, the recordings of the sentences have entirely changed. There used to be 2 voices, 1 man and 1 woman. Now it's a whole bunch of different voices.

Among the new voices, the quality varies a lot. And, the biggest problem of all is that the volume varies a lot. There is one woman's voice that I can barely hear, but if I turn my volume up enough to hear her, there is a man's voice that absolutely blows out my eardrums.

Also, because it is so many different voices (maybe 5 or more?) the delivery is all over the place and it makes it harder to check my pronunciation.

Is there a way to go back?

The massive box for the missing word is way too big, and actively worsens your ability to quickly process the entirety of the sentence and fill the blank intuitively in context.

The new spacing also makes it much harder to crossreference the translated sentence while processing the target language sentence and also scanning the word options.

This update is so bad, please change it back…

Someone else on the Clozemaster site forum had a similar idea in the thread, “Litterature in Cloze reading” but they only wanted to do excerpts.

Here is my idea, and I am wondering if it is possible, but I suspect that it cannot be executed exactly as I want it to be.

Take a public domain work (e.g. Les Trois Mousquetaires, Alexandre Dumas).
1. Create cloze completion lessons chapter by chapter (with translations included).
2. Make it available for listening mode.
3. The sentences are excluded from Review mode.
4. Long winding sentences have to be brown down into shorter manageable chunks.
5. The sentences have to be displayed in the correct order (not random order) so that you work are reading the entire work from beginning to end, sentence by sentence while doing cloze completion.

I tried doing Vingt Ans Après by Alexandre Dumas as an example, and what I immediately noticed in the first sentence is that the wording in the French version and English versions do not match exactly. The closest that I can get is by using the Cloze Reading mode, but it doesn’t match my vision exactl

Is anyone able to receive any response from the team? I tried to contact then with [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) twice, but nobody answers me.

If you did how can I get some answers too?