> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.trancy.org/en/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.trancy.org/en/get-started/use-learning-deck/practice-sentence.md).

# Practice Sentence

Practice Sentence is your saved-sentence library in the Trancy Learning Center. Whenever you come across a useful sentence while watching or reading, you can save it with one click, and it is collected here so you can review and practice it later. Each saved sentence keeps its context, so you study real language the way you met it rather than from an isolated word list.

LINK: <https://learn.trancy.org/sentence>

<figure><img src="/files/v7iKDy075orxC247rnrF" alt="Trancy Learning Center Sentence tab showing a list of saved sentences, each with its original text, translation, and audio playback and delete controls, plus a Practice button."><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### What is Practice Sentence

Practice Sentence turns the sentences you collect into a personal study set. Each entry stores the original sentence together with its translation and the context it came from, and you can play the audio, review the meaning, and practice the sentence again later. Because everything is saved with its source, the library becomes a record of the real language you have encountered rather than a generic phrasebook.

### How sentences get saved

1. While watching a video or reading a page with Trancy, find a sentence you want to keep.
2. Use Trancy's save control on that sentence to add it to your collection in one click.
3. Trancy stores the original sentence along with its translation and the context it appeared in.
4. Open the Trancy Learning Center and select Sentence to see everything you have saved.

### Reviewing and practicing your sentences

From the Sentence view you can read each saved sentence with its translation, play the audio to hear it again, and start a practice session to test how well you remember it. Your saved sentences are tied to your Trancy account and stay in sync, so you can study them across your devices; one account can be used on up to 6 devices at the same time.

On the free plan you can save up to 50 sentences. [Trancy Premium](/en/billing-and-plans/premium.md) removes this limit, so you can save an unlimited number of sentences.

### Frequently asked questions

**How many sentences can I save for free?**

The free plan lets you save up to 50 sentences. With Trancy Premium, sentence saving is unlimited.

**What gets saved with each sentence?**

Trancy saves the original sentence together with its translation and the context it appeared in, and you can play its audio when you review it.

**Do my saved sentences sync across devices?**

Yes. Your sentences are tied to your Trancy account and stay in sync, and you can use one account on up to 6 devices at the same time.

*Last updated: June 5, 2026*


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