Some languages use a case system, which means that nouns and adjectives take different forms depending on the role they serve in the sentence. This is a vital part of Russian and Latin, so we've provided this page for you to learn the declensions (case forms) of all of your nouns and adjectives in those two languages. Your case words are organized just like conjugation and characters, and you can add new cases on the Words page.
Lastly, please look at our Schools page to conclude our tour.
We're officially changing our name from Pentecost Language Mastery to Tongue of Fire! The URL pentecostlanguagemastery.org will still work for a while, but our new permanent URL is tongueoffire.net. Please take a second to update your bookmarks with the new name and URL.
Also, we're excited to announce five new improvements to Tongue of Fire! The first is an upgraded AI page that now offers prompts in your target language, a smarter grading algorithm, streamlined word lookup (just click a word to see its translation), an input for questions to the algorithm about its feedback, and more! The second is a built-in curriculum, which contains more than 3,000 words ordered from basic to advanced and organized into "sets" that can all be added with a single click on the Words page. The third is a revamped conjugation system that tracks your conjugation learning separately from your regular vocabulary, allows you to choose the tenses you know on the Words page (select type:"conjugation"), and comes with an aesthetically improved Conjugation page. The fourth is a new Characters page that allows Chinese and Japanese learners to practice all Hanzi/Kanji characters in the words they're learning. The fifth is a new Case page that allows Russian and Latin learners to practice declining nouns and adjectives in all forms based on case, gender, and plurality. We hope you enjoy the new improvements to the AI, Words, Conjugation, Characters, and Case pages! More updates are coming soon. Happy learning!
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