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Update motivational phrases and deprecate VocabularyCard composable

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<string-array name="motivational_phrases">
<item>Your vocabulary is gathering crumbs. Time for a bigger cracker! 🦜</item>
<item>You\'re basically a parrot with a thesaurus. Impressive. 🪞</item>
<item>Copy that: you\'re getting better at this whole language thing. 📢</item>
<item>One day you\'ll squawk fluently. Keep practicing! 🎤</item>
<item>Your brain\'s getting fluffier. That\'s a good thing, right? 🧠💚</item>
<item>Stealing words from dictionaries is our thing. You\'re welcome. 🦜</item>
<item>Less chattering, more learning. Wait... no, both. Both is good. 🗣️</item>
<item>Today\'s word count: one more than yesterday. Peak performance! 📈</item>
<item>You\'re not just a pretty bird. You\'re a smart bird now! 🪶✨</item>
<item>Perch yourself on some new vocabulary. It\'s more fun than it sounds. 🌳</item>
<item>Polly wants a cracker... of knowledge. Treat yourself! 🍪</item>
<item>Your memory span is longer than 3 seconds. Growth! 💪</item>
<item>Who needs a cage when you have a vocabulary of 50+ words? Freedom! 🗝️</item>
<item>Mimicry is an art. You\'re basically Picasso with words. 🎨</item>
<item>Feed your head. It\'s hungrier than your stomach. 🍽️</item>
<item>You\'re not repeating, you\'re... reinforcing. Definitely that. 🔁</item>
<item>Preening your lexicon one word at a time. Sleek! 😎</item>
<item>Talk to yourself. It\'s called practice, not crazy. We support it. 🦜</item>
<item>Your wingspan of knowledge is expanding. Flaunt it! 🪭</item>
<item>Seed by seed, word by word. Building a vocabulary empire! 👑</item>
<item>Soaring through sentences! Your vocabulary is finally taking flight! 🦜🌤️</item>
<item>High flyer detected! Your word count is reaching new altitudes! 🦅⬆️</item>
<item>Ready for takeoff? Your brain is about to leave the runway! ✈️💨</item>
<item>Flying high on vocabulary! Watch out, clouds! ☁️🚀</item>
<item>Your lexical wings are spreading. Time for lift-off! 🪶🔝</item>
<item>Gliding through grammar like a parrot on a thermal! 🌀📚</item>
<item>Every expert was once a beginner who didn\'t quit. You\'re on your way! 🌟</item>
<item>Small steps, big results. Today\'s word is tomorrow\'s fluency! 🚀</item>
<item>Your brain is a muscle. Time to work out those vocab gains! 💪🧠</item>
<item>Consistency beats intensity. Keep showing up! 📅✅</item>
<item>Words are your weapons. Arm yourself daily! ⚔️📖</item>
<item>Today\'s struggle is tomorrow\'s strength. Push through! 🔥</item>
<item>Learning a language is a marathon, not a sprint. Pace yourself! 🏃‍♂️🎯</item>
<item>Your future self will thank you for every word learned today. ⏰🙏</item>
<item>Progress isn\'t always linear. Every step forward counts! 📈⬆️</item>
<item>10 words a day × 365 = 3,650 words a year. Math doesn\'t lie! 🧮✨</item>
<item>Small numbers add up: 5 words/day = 1,825 new words/year. Boom! 💥📚</item>
<item>Your future vocabulary is just the sum of today\'s small efforts. Calculate success! 🧠➕</item>
<item>The limits of your language are the limits of your world. Let\'s expand the cage.</item>
<item>You\'re basically a meat computer running a language simulation. Time to upgrade your firmware.</item>
<item>To speak another language is to possess a second soul. Or at least a very good party trick.</item>
<item>Someday you will articulate your existential dread in a completely different dialect.</item>
<item>Neuroplasticity sounds like a fancy surgical procedure, but it\'s just your brain finally doing some heavy lifting.</item>
<item>Every new word you learn is a concept you steal back from the void.</item>
<item>Speak less, say more. Wait, you\'re learning vocabulary—speak terribly, but speak often.</item>
<item>Today\'s word count is statistically insignificant in the cosmos, but monumental for your ego.</item>
<item>Cartesian dualism suggests mind and body are separate. Let\'s make sure the mind pulls its weight today.</item>
<item>Fluency is just a series of well-disguised mistakes. Go make a few.</item>
<item>Knowledge is the only thing that actually satiates the void. Feed it.</item>
<item>Your short-term memory is a sieve. We are going to force these words into the long-term vault through sheer repetition.</item>
<item>True freedom is knowing exactly which highly specific adjective to use when you silently judge someone.</item>
<item>You are an artist, and your medium is slightly mispronounced nouns.</item>
<item>A hungry stomach growls. A hungry mind just doomscrolls. Learn a word instead.</item>
<item>Spaced repetition: because your brain aggressively attempts to delete everything you don\'t actively use.</item>
<item>Curate your lexicon like a museum where the main exhibit is your own superiority.</item>
<item>Solipsism is the belief that only your mind exists. If so, you should probably give it a better vocabulary.</item>
<item>A person without language is a person without a country. Or just a very quiet tourist.</item>
<item>Building a vocabulary empire, one aggressively misunderstood idiom at a time.</item>
<item>The owl of Minerva spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk. And after a solid study session.</item>
<item>Escaping the gravity well of monolingualism requires serious thrust. Keep burning fuel.</item>
<item>Language is the operating system of consciousness. Yours is currently installing an update.</item>
<item>We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at foreign language dictionaries.</item>
<item>To name a thing is to own it. It\'s time to become an absolute landlord of reality.</item>
<item>Grammar is the underlying structure of reality. Ignore it at your own ontological peril.</item>
<item>Even Socrates knew he knew nothing. But at least he knew the word for \'nothing\' in Greek.</item>
<item>The journey of a thousand miles begins with awkwardly ordering a coffee in the wrong tense.</item>
<item>Your brain consumes roughly twenty percent of your body\'s energy. Make it earn its keep.</item>
<item>Motivation is a fleeting emotion. Habit is a relentless machine. Be the machine.</item>
<item>If words are weapons, your arsenal is currently a collection of dull spoons. Let\'s sharpen them.</item>
<item>To learn is to voluntarily subject yourself to temporary incompetence. Embrace the awkwardness.</item>
<item>Language learning is the myth of Sisyphus, but occasionally the boulder rolls downhill and you actually understand a podcast.</item>
<item>Your future self is currently judging your present work ethic. Prove them wrong.</item>
<item>Entropy dictates that the universe tends toward chaos. Your vocabulary practice is a daily rebellion against physics.</item>
<item>10 words a day equals 3,650 a year. Still not enough to explain the human condition, but a decent start.</item>
<item>Compound interest applies to cognitive assets too. Go invest in some verbs.</item>
<item>You are the sum of your memories. Let\'s make sure those memories aren\'t entirely made up of pop songs and embarrassments.</item>
<item>English is just three different languages standing on each other\'s shoulders in a trench coat. If it can fake it, so can you.</item>
<item>The French word for 99 translates literally to \'four-twenties-ten-nine\'. Your current study struggles are nothing compared to their math.</item>
<item>In Mandarin, using the wrong tone turns \'mother\' into \'horse\'. Let\'s avoid any Oedipal equestrian incidents today.</item>
<item>German lets you smash nouns together until you\'ve constructed a word long enough to express your exact flavor of misery. Aim for that power.</item>
<item>Mastering grammatical gender means accepting that the universe arbitrarily decided a table is feminine and a bridge is masculine. Submit to the absurd.</item>
<item>Japanese has specific counter words depending on whether an object is flat, cylindrical, or a small animal. Precision is a virtue. Start practicing.</item>
<item>Spanish speakers rattle off syllables about 25% faster than English speakers. You don\'t need to be smarter, you just need to think faster.</item>
<item>Finnish has fifteen noun cases. Suddenly, memorizing a few flashcards doesn\'t seem like such a tragedy, does it?</item>
<item>To learn a language is to realize that idioms are just culturally sanctioned, collective hallucinations. Let\'s hallucinate.</item>
<item>Written Welsh looks like someone fell asleep on a vowel-deficient keyboard, yet it possesses a dark, ancient poetry. Find the poetry in your target language.</item>
<item>A robust vocabulary is the most socially acceptable way to be a condescending snob. Earn your arrogance.</item>
<item>You are currently battling the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve. It is a ruthless, unforgiving mathematical reality. Fight back.</item>
<item>Learning Latin is useless unless you plan on arguing with medieval monks or accidentally summoning something. Either way, it\'s good preparation.</item>
<item>Without vocabulary, grammar is just a beautifully structured silence. Give it some noise.</item>
<item>Irish has no words for \'yes\' or \'no\'. You have to repeat the verb back to them. Language is entirely about committing to the bit.</item>
<item>The Hawaiian alphabet only has 13 letters. The language you are learning has more. Stop complaining and memorize them.</item>
<item>Translating word-for-word is a fool\'s errand. Every language maps reality differently. Time to learn a new map.</item>
<item>Someday you will be able to watch a foreign film without staring exclusively at the bottom third of the screen. Keep going.</item>
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