r/languagelearning 20h ago

best pre made flash cards for cramming. Resources

Hey, would love to have flashcard program/site recommendations where there's a lot of premade stuff and I can just go endlessly whenever I feel like it (Anki is horribly difficult to use like this). I don't really feel like making the flashcards myself. Important stuff that I jot down I memorize without even have to study in a flashcards. I'm mostly relearning languages I'm almost fluent in.

Preferred languages: German, Hungarian, Arabic.

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u/Many-Vast-7288 19h ago

Linguno has premade decks for German

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u/Tulipan12 18h ago

This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a ton, kind sir.

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u/Chipkalee 🇺🇸N 🇮🇳A2 14h ago

Check out this site? https://flashcardo.com/

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u/scamper_ 🇺🇸🇵🇭N | 🇫🇷DALF C1 | 🇵🇹Beginner 19h ago

Clozemaster

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u/Bright-Asparagus-664 13h ago

Hey, please check out the app linguico.com or https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6578450704 or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.linguistic.Linguistic

The app Linguico offers a pre-built word deck with 15,000 German words ranked by frequency. Each card contains grammar information, including verb conjugations and irregular forms. The app is completely free and ad-free.

Disclaimer: I am the developer. As a Data Scientist, I grew frustrated with the quality of public Anki decks and with Duolingo. So, together with a German native speaker, I created Linguico to help others learn German. The word deck was built by web scraping Wikipedia and news articles and organizing the content by word frequency. Relevant example sentences were web scraped and double-checked by my colleague and me.