VEDIC EXPRESSIONS

Settings: build your practice sets
Settings is where you choose which Vedic expressions you want to practise. You can keep three sets, A, B and C: for example, a short set for beginners, one for the expressions you're working on now, and one with everything. Each set starts with all the expressions, and your sets are remembered in this browser even after it's closed. The set you open here is also the one that Study and Game modes will use.

1. Click Settings.
2. Click Set A, Set B or Set C to open that set.
3. Click an expression to add it to the set, or click it again to remove it. The All and None buttons change all of them at once. Every expression you click is shown in full below, where you can listen to it.
4. Click Save A (or B, C) to keep your changes.

Study: read and listen
Study shows each expression of your set complete, in Devanagari and Roman script with its English translation and source, so you can read it and listen to it as often as you like. There's nothing to solve here.

1. Click Study, then choose a set.
2. Pick an expression from the list. On wider screens you can also click Next Expression to go through the set in order.
3. Click a word, or drag across several words, to hear them.
4. Use PLAY/PAUSE, STOP and RESET on the side pillars to hear the whole expression.

Game: solve the puzzle
Game tests what you've learned. Expressions from your set come up in random order, and you rebuild each one word by word from a pile of tiles. The pile also includes tiles from other expressions to make it more fun. A hint helps with each word, and your mistakes are counted.

1. Click Game, then choose a set: A, B or C, and a hint type: Sound, Sanskrit, Roman or English.
2. Drag each tile to its correct placeholder, or tap (click) the tile and then tap its placeholder. Tapping works on any device and is the easier way on a phone.
3. If a tile is wrong, drag it to another place or tap its red × to send it back to the Tile Store.
4. When all the words are in place, choose the right English translation.
5. You can listen to the whole expression as in Study mode, then click Next Expression for a new one.

Full screen: Click the icon at the bottom of the right pillar to focus on the puzzle. Click it again, or press Esc, to exit.