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«Decks» que j’ai utilisé pour passer l’examen du JLPTN1.

Il contient tous les autres «decks» réuni.

Cela représente 5 ans d’étude de la langue japonaise qui comprennent toutes mes notes converties en «flashcards».

La mise en page, les images libres de droits, les MP3, les informations complémentaires au vocabulaire.

Il y a environ entre 800 et 1000 heures de travail pour la création de tous ses «decks».

Toutes les «flashcards» ont été étudiés et les informations supplémentaires ajoutées sont basées sur mon expérience pour que la compréhension soit plus facile.

Rabais de 60 $ avec l’ULTRA PACK

• AUDIO PACK 1/4
• AUDIO PACK 2/4
• AUDIO PACK 3/4
• AUDIO PACK 4/4

• GRAMMAIRE N0/JLPT0
• GRAMMAIRE N1/JLPT1
• GRAMMAIRE N2/JLPT2
• GRAMMAIRE N3/JLPT3
• GRAMMAIRE N4/JLPT4
• GRAMMAIRE N5/JLPT5

• KANJI N1/JLPT1
• KANJI N2/JLPT2
• KANJI N3/JLPT3
• KANJI N4/JLPT4
• KANJI N5/JLPT5

• VOC DIVERS
• VOC KATAKANA
• VOC SPECIAL
• VOC N0/JLPT0
• VOC N1/JLPT1
• VOC N2/JLPT2
• VOC N3/JLPT3
• VOC N4/JLPT4
• VOC N5/JLPT5

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!WARNING! The series of human anatomy decks contain photos of real human cadavers which might be disturbing to some users.

The Complete Human Anatomy is a deck containing 7623 cards based on 1429 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments, plexuses, joints and organs of the whole human body. Making it a compendium of human anatomy that can teach you much more than any anatomy atlas.

The Complete Human Anatomy deck contains Upper limb, Lower limb, Thorax, Abdomen and pelvic cavity, Head and neck and Central Nervous System decks.

Each picture is signed, verified and lets the user type in the name of pointed anatomical structure what is the best possible option to prepare for anatomy exam. Personally, using only the COMPLETE ANATOMY I’ve passed my practical exam with an A- grade, and haven’t ever opened a book to study.

The deck is intended for med students all around the world to help them pass, what is for many, the hardest subject during all years of med-school, but people who would just like to study human anatomy for fun, won’t find a better option because to start learning anatomy with the Complete Human Anatomy you don’t have to study before, meaning that the entry lvl is at 0.

In all the decks following abbreviations have been used:

• Arteria / Artery - a.
• Vena / Vein - v.
• Nervus / Nerve - n.
• Musculus / Muscle - m.
• Ligamentum / Ligament - lig.
• Dexter - dex.
• Sinister - sin.

Creating this decks took many hundreds of hours for few people, but it’s only human to make mistakes, so if you find a mistake, spelling error or some kind of bug or if you have any suggestions please let me know and contact me on reddit: CompleteHumanAnatomy

The deck language is Latin.

The deck is available both in Latin and English, and it’s part of a bigger project called “COMPLETE ANATOMY” the full list of all the decks can be found below:

• UPPER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LOWER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LIMBS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• THORAX: LATIN & ENGLISH
• ABDOMEN AND PELVIS: LATIN & ENGLISH
• TORSO PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD AND NECK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD, NECK AND CNS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• COMPLETE HUMAN ANATOMY: LATIN & ENGLISH

!!!SAMPLE!!!

Sample containing 60 photos and 60 cards (10 from each deck) is available for free both in: LATIN & ENGLISH

!WARNING! The series of human anatomy decks contain photos of real human cadavers which might be disturbing to some users.

The Complete Human Anatomy is a deck containing 7623 cards based on 1429 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments, plexuses, joints and organs of the whole human body. Making it a compendium of human anatomy that can teach you much more than any anatomy atlas.

The Complete Human Anatomy deck contains Upper limb, Lower limb, Thorax, Abdomen and pelvic cavity, Head and neck and Central Nervous System decks.

Each picture is signed, verified and lets the user type in the name of pointed anatomical structure what is the best possible option to prepare for anatomy exam. Personally, using only the COMPLETE ANATOMY I’ve passed my practical exam with an A- grade, and haven’t ever opened a book to study.

The deck is intended for med students all around the world to help them pass, what is for many, the hardest subject during all years of med-school, but people who would just like to study human anatomy for fun, won’t find a better option because to start learning anatomy with the Complete Human Anatomy you don’t have to study before, meaning that the entry lvl is at 0.

In all the decks following abbreviations have been used:

• Arteria / Artery - a.
• Vena / Vein - v.
• Nervus / Nerve - n.
• Musculus / Muscle - m.
• Ligamentum / Ligament - lig.
• Dexter - dex.
• Sinister - sin.

Creating this decks took many hundreds of hours for few people, but it’s only human to make mistakes, so if you find a mistake, spelling error or some kind of bug or if you have any suggestions please let me know and contact me on reddit: CompleteHumanAnatomy

The deck language is English.

The deck is available both in Latin and English, and it’s part of a bigger project called “COMPLETE ANATOMY” the full list of all the decks can be found below:

• UPPER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LOWER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LIMBS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• THORAX: LATIN & ENGLISH
• ABDOMEN AND PELVIS: LATIN & ENGLISH
• TORSO PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD AND NECK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD, NECK AND CNS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• COMPLETE HUMAN ANATOMY: LATIN & ENGLISH

!!!SAMPLE!!!

Sample containing 60 photos and 60 cards (10 from each deck) is available for free both in: LATIN & ENGLISH

This is a deck of flashcards to assist in studying the Southern Nevada Health District’s EMS protocols for EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics to obtain their ambulance attendant’s license. This deck reviews each protocol and can be used by all levels of EMS provider.

Pour la partie audio :

La première étape est d’essayer d’écouter la phrase prononcer et de comprendre.

Ensuite, la phrase en japonais apparait avec la traduction en français.

Les mots sont colorés pour comparer les mots de vocabulaire en français et en japonais.

Pour la partie lecture :

Lisez la phrase en japonais et essayez de comprendre le sens.

Ensuite, la traduction en français et les furigana apparaissent avec la prononciation audio.

Essayer de faire du « shadowing » pour mémoriser la phrase en pressant la touche « R ».

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Pour la partie audio :

La première étape est d’essayer d’écouter la phrase prononcer et de comprendre.

Ensuite, la phrase en japonais apparait avec la traduction en français.

Les mots sont colorés pour comparer les mots de vocabulaire en français et en japonais.

Pour la partie lecture :

Lisez la phrase en japonais et essayez de comprendre le sens.

Ensuite, la traduction en français et les furigana apparaissent avec la prononciation audio.

Essayer de faire du « shadowing » pour mémoriser la phrase en pressant la touche « R ».

*\(^o^)/*

Pour la partie audio :

La première étape est d’essayer d’écouter la phrase prononcer et de comprendre.

Ensuite, la phrase en japonais apparait avec la traduction en français.

Les mots sont colorés pour comparer les mots de vocabulaire en français et en japonais.

Pour la partie lecture :

Lisez la phrase en japonais et essayez de comprendre le sens.

Ensuite, la traduction en français et les furigana apparaissent avec la prononciation audio.

Essayer de faire du « shadowing » pour mémoriser la phrase en pressant la touche « R ».

*\(^o^)/*

Pour la partie audio :

La première étape est d’essayer d’écouter la phrase prononcer et de comprendre.

Ensuite, la phrase en japonais apparait avec la traduction en français.

Les mots sont colorés pour comparer les mots de vocabulaire en français et en japonais.

Pour la partie lecture :

Lisez la phrase en japonais et essayez de comprendre le sens.

Ensuite, la traduction en français et les furigana apparaissent avec la prononciation audio.

Essayer de faire du « shadowing » pour mémoriser la phrase en pressant la touche « R ».

*\(^o^)/*

Lippincott Illustrated Reviews: Biochemistry is the long-established, first-and-best resource for the essentials of biochemistry. Students rely on this Anki Deck to help them quickly review, assimilate, and integrate large amounts of critical and complex information. For more than two decades, faculty and students have praised this best-selling biochemistry textbook for its matchless illustrations that make concepts come to life.

Master all the latest biochemistry knowledge, thanks to extensive revisions and updated content throughout. A bonus chapter on alcohol metabolism with new, additional questions is included.

See how biochemistry applies to everyday healthcare through integrative, chapter-based cases. Learn and study effortlessly with a concise outline format, abundant full-color artwork, and Anki flashcards with compressed and relevant information.

Assess and reinforce your learning with more than 6000 Flashcards available in this deck including a lot of Bonus chapters.

Chapters included in this Anki Deck:

Amino Acids, Protein Structure (Chapter 1+2)

Fibrilar Proteins (Chapter 4)

Enzymes (Chapter 5)

Nucleotide Metabolism(Chapter 22)

DNA Organization, Replication, Repair (Chapter 30)

RNA Organization, Synthesis and Processing (Chapter 31)

Regulation of Gene Expression (Chapter 33)

Protein Synthesis (Chapter 32)

Catabolism of Amino Acid Nitrogen (Chapter 19)

Catabolism and Synthesis of Amino Acids (Chapter 20)

Conversion of Amino Acids to Specialized Products (Chapter 21)

Krebs cycle, Respiratory Chain (Chapter 6 + 9)

Acid-Base Balance - Pulmonary and Renal Regulation (Bonus)

Thyroid Hormones (Bonus)

Carbohydrates: Classification, Structure, Digestion, Absorption, Glycogen Metabolism (Chapter 7 + 11)

Glycolysis and Gluconeogenesis (Chapter 8 + 10)

Pentose Phosphate Pathway, Fructose and Galactose Metabolism (Chapter 12 + 13)

Metabolism of Dietary Lipids. Fatty Acid Structure (Chapter 15 + 16 I.,II.)

Fatty Acid and Triglycerol Synthesis, Oxidation of Fatty Acids (Chapter 16 III. - VIII.)

Metabolism of Phospholipids, Glycolipids and Eicosanoids (Chapter 17)

Metabolism of Cholesterol and Lipoproteins (Chapter 18)

Steroid Hormones (Bonus)

Insulin and Glucagon (Chapter 23)

The Feed-Fast Cycle (Chapter 24)

Diabetes Mellitus and Obesity (Chapter 25)

Vitamins (Chapter 28)

Micronutrients: Minerals (Chapter 29)

Seminars + Laboratory (Bonus)

!WARNING! The series of human anatomy decks contain photos of real human cadavers which might be disturbing to some users.

The Head, neck and CNS pack - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 4506 cards based on 731 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones (skull), muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments and joints of the head and neck but also sense organs such as eyes, ears and tongue. It contains anatomy of larynx and thyroid gland. It also includes anatomy of the brain and spinal cord.

The Head, neck and CNS pack contains Head and neck and Central Nervous System decks.

Each picture is signed, verified and lets the user type in the name of pointed anatomical structure what is the best possible option to prepare for anatomy exam. Personally, using only the COMPLETE ANATOMY I’ve passed my practical exam with an A- grade, and haven’t ever opened a book to study.

The deck is intended for med students all around the world to help them pass, what is for many, the hardest subject during all years of med-school, but people who would just like to study human anatomy for fun, won’t find a better option because to start learning anatomy with the Head, neck and CNS pack - Complete Anatomy you don’t have to study before, meaning that the entry lvl is at 0.

In all the decks following abbreviations have been used:

• Arteria / Artery - a.
• Vena / Vein - v.
• Nervus / Nerve - n.
• Musculus / Muscle - m.
• Ligamentum / Ligament - lig.
• Dexter - dex.
• Sinister - sin.

Creating this decks took many hundreds of hours for few people, but it’s only human to make mistakes, so if you find a mistake, spelling error or some kind of bug or if you have any suggestions please let me know and contact me on reddit: CompleteHumanAnatomy

The deck language is English.

The deck is available both in Latin and English, and it’s part of a bigger project called “COMPLETE ANATOMY” the full list of all the decks can be found below:

• UPPER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LOWER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LIMBS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• THORAX: LATIN & ENGLISH
• ABDOMEN AND PELVIS: LATIN & ENGLISH
• TORSO PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD AND NECK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD, NECK AND CNS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• COMPLETE HUMAN ANATOMY: LATIN & ENGLISH

!!!SAMPLE!!!

Sample containing 60 photos and 60 cards (10 from each deck) is available for free both in: LATIN & ENGLISH

!WARNING! The series of human anatomy decks contain photos of real human cadavers which might be disturbing to some users.

The Head, neck and CNS pack - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 4506 cards based on 731 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones (skull), muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments and joints of the head and neck but also sense organs such as eyes, ears and tongue. It contains anatomy of larynx and thyroid gland. It also includes anatomy of the brain and spinal cord.

The Head, neck and CNS pack contains Head and neck and Central Nervous System decks.

Each picture is signed, verified and lets the user type in the name of pointed anatomical structure what is the best possible option to prepare for anatomy exam. Personally, using only the COMPLETE ANATOMY I’ve passed my practical exam with an A- grade, and haven’t ever opened a book to study.

The deck is intended for med students all around the world to help them pass, what is for many, the hardest subject during all years of med-school, but people who would just like to study human anatomy for fun, won’t find a better option because to start learning anatomy with the Head, neck and CNS pack - Complete Anatomy you don’t have to study before, meaning that the entry lvl is at 0.

In all the decks following abbreviations have been used:

• Arteria / Artery - a.
• Vena / Vein - v.
• Nervus / Nerve - n.
• Musculus / Muscle - m.
• Ligamentum / Ligament - lig.
• Dexter - dex.
• Sinister - sin.

Creating this decks took many hundreds of hours for few people, but it’s only human to make mistakes, so if you find a mistake, spelling error or some kind of bug or if you have any suggestions please let me know and contact me on reddit: CompleteHumanAnatomy

The deck language is Latin.

The deck is available both in Latin and English, and it’s part of a bigger project called “COMPLETE ANATOMY” the full list of all the decks can be found below:

• UPPER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LOWER LIMB: LATIN & ENGLISH
• LIMBS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• THORAX: LATIN & ENGLISH
• ABDOMEN AND PELVIS: LATIN & ENGLISH
• TORSO PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD AND NECK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: LATIN & ENGLISH
• HEAD, NECK AND CNS PACK: LATIN & ENGLISH
• COMPLETE HUMAN ANATOMY: LATIN & ENGLISH

!!!SAMPLE!!!

Sample containing 60 photos and 60 cards (10 from each deck) is available for free both in: LATIN & ENGLISH

Pour la partie audio :

La première étape est d’essayer d’écouter la phrase prononcer et de comprendre.

Ensuite, la phrase en français apparait avec la traduction en japonais.

Les mots sont colorés pour comparer les mots de vocabulaire en français et en japonais.

Pour la partie lecture :

Lisser la phrase en français et essayer de comprendre le sens.

Ensuite, la traduction en japonais apparait avec la prononciation audio française.

Essayer de faire du « shadowing » pour mémoriser la phrase en pressant la touche « R ».

*\(^o^)/*

オーディオ部分について：

まずは、発音されたフレーズを聞いて理解してみてください。

その後、フランス語のフレーズが日本語の翻訳とともに表示されます。

単語は色分けされており、フランス語と日本語の語彙を比較できます。

読書部分について：

フランス語のフレーズを読み、その意味を理解してみてください。

その後、日本語訳が表示され、フランス語の音声発音が流れます。

「シャドーイング」をして、フレーズを記憶するために「R」キーを押して練習してみてください。

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Mon deck se concentre sur les 3 000 mots anglais les plus courants, à l’exclusion de ceux qui sont similaires au français. Chaque mot et phrase est accompagné d’un fichier audio pour améliorer l’apprentissage. Les mots sont également intégrés dans des phrases complètes, ce qui permet de les apprendre dans leur contexte, rendant le processus plus pertinent et engageant.

This deck focuses on the 3,000 most commonly used Portuguese words. Each word and phrase in a sentence is accompanied by an audio file to enhance your learning experience. Additionally, every word is contextualized with everyday sentences, making the learning process relevant and engaging for learners of Portuguese.

Vocabulaires pour le N1 et JLPT1.

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