!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

A complete German vocabulary deck covering 12,207 vocab items from beginner (A1) to advanced (C1), based on official word lists from the “Menschen” (A1–B1) and “Aspekte Neu” (B2–C1) textbook series, the same curriculum used at the Goethe-Institut.

Perfect for all German learners, whether you’re preparing for Goethe exams, or looking for a structured, comprehensive source of German vocabulary, combined with Anki’s spaced repetition, this deck can be your go-to tool to achieve your German learning goals.

Includes three versions in one download:

• English translation deck
• Arabic translation deck
• Bilingual (English + Arabic) deck

Each version is organized into levels, levels divided into chapters, and chapters into vocabulary groups, following the original sources. The deck is bidirectional, for each word, you’ll learn:

• German → Translation
• Translation → German

That’s 24,414 total cards, ideal for active, long-term recall.

The deck includes:

• Natural German audio pronunciation for all vocabulary.
• Articles and plural forms for all nouns.
• Extra info where available, example sentences are frequent in B2 and C1, verb forms in different tenses almost always included there as well.

Once purchased, you get free lifetime updates (planned: more translation languages).

!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

The Sentence MINE is a deck containing over 1,400,000 sentences translated equally between German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, and Chinese Mandarin. For Chinese Mandarin, the MINE contains both the simplified and traditional script as well as pinyin.

With over 200,000 sentences for each language this deck can save time looking for sentences when sentence mining. When you’ve finished with one language you can learn another using the languages you’ve already mastered.

This deck also contains instructions on how to set up the MINE; how to sentence mine, and how to use this deck in conjunction with other materials.

This deck is a work in progress. Cards are constantly being modified. Every month the deck will be uploaded with modified sentences. Users will be eligible for a free download.

Suggested modifications to the deck can be posted at the reddit group THE_SENTENCE_MINE please include the “noteid” if seeking a change to the sentence.

!!! SAMPLE !!!

A sample of the deck is available for free here!

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

The Torso pack - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1468 cards based on 320 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments of torso but also the organs of torso cavities such as: lungs, heart, liver, stomach, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, small and large intestine, urinary bladder and reproductive organs from both men and women. In addition Torso pack contains complete anatomy of all parts of vertebral column including sacral bone.

The Torso pack contains Thorax and Abdomen and pelvic cavity 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 Torso 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 The Limbs pack - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1649 cards based on 378 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, brachial plexus, lumbar plexus, sacral plexus, ligaments and joints of the upper limb, shoulder rim, lower limb and pelvis.

The Limbs pack contains Upper limb and Lower limb 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 The Limbs 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

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

The Torso pack - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1468 cards based on 320 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments of torso but also the organs of torso cavities such as: lungs, heart, liver, stomach, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, small and large intestine, urinary bladder and reproductive organs from both men and women. In addition Torso pack contains complete anatomy of all parts of vertebral column including sacral bone.

The Torso pack contains Thorax and Abdomen and pelvic cavity 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 Torso 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

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

The Central Nervous System - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 2591 cards based on 431 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on anatomy of the spinal cord and the brain in different cross-sections and its external anatomy.

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 Central Nervous System - 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

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

The The Limbs pack - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1649 cards based on 378 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, brachial plexus, lumbar plexus, sacral plexus, ligaments and joints of the upper limb, shoulder rim, lower limb and pelvis.

The Limbs pack contains Upper limb and Lower limb 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 The Limbs 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 and neck - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1915 cards based on 300 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 also contains anatomy of larynx and thyroid gland.

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 and neck - 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 and neck - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1915 cards based on 300 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 also contains anatomy of larynx and thyroid gland.

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 and neck - 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

These flashcards are based on the book French English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK from pages 12 to page 14.

The deck contains 50 flashcards mapped the following way:

• Front field: High quality picture
• Back field: Word in French and English + Audio of the word in French
• Example field: Example in French + Audio of the example in French

Check our social media presence to find out more:

• Spanish YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/LLCQT4WZBrU
• Twitter: @loquenuncaleco1

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

The Central Nervous System - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 2591 cards based on 431 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on anatomy of the spinal cord and the brain in different cross-sections and its external anatomy.

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 Central Nervous System - 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

These flashcards are based on the book French English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK from pages 15 to page 17.

The deck contains 50 flashcards mapped the following way:

• Front field: High quality picture
• Back field: Word in French and English + Audio of the word in French
• Example field: Example in French + Audio of the example in French

Check our social media presence to find out more:

• Spanish YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/LLCQT4WZBrU
• Twitter: @loquenuncaleco1

These flashcards are based on the book French English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK from pages 20 to 23.

The deck contains 50 flashcards + a few bonus cards mapped the following way:

• Front field: High quality picture
• Back field: Word in French and English + Audio of the word in French
• Example field: Example in French + Audio of the example in French

Check out our social media presence to find out more:

• Spanish YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/LLCQT4WZBrU
• Twitter: @loquenuncaleco1

These flashcards are based on the book French English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK from pages 18 to 20.

The deck contains 50 flashcards mapped the following way:

• Front field: High quality picture
• Back field: Word in French and English + Audio of the word in French
• Example field: Example in French + Audio of the example in French

Check our social media presence to find out more:

• Spanish YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/LLCQT4WZBrU
• Twitter: @loquenuncaleco1

Master Russian Vocabulary 🇷🇺

Learn Russian vocabulary with pronunciation, context, and real sentence practice — not isolated word lists.

This premium Anki deck contains 1,293 Russian vocabulary cards, carefully structured to help you understand how words sound, what they mean, and how they are actually used in Russian sentences.

What’s Included

✅ 1,293 Russian vocabulary cards

✅ IPA pronunciation for every vocabulary item

✅ Clear English definitions

✅ 1,293 Russian example sentences

✅ English translations for every example sentence

✅ Audio pronunciation for every Russian word

✅ Audio for every example sentence

✅ 2,586 audio files in total

✅ Clean, modern card design

✅ Light and dark mode support

Learn More Than Just the Translation

Knowing that a Russian word means something in English is only the beginning.

To actually recognize and use Russian, you also need to know:

How is it pronounced?

How does it sound inside a sentence?

How is it used in context?

That is exactly what this deck was designed to reinforce.

Instead of studying isolated vocabulary, every card combines the word with pronunciation, meaning, audio, and an example sentence.

Every Vocabulary Entry Includes

🇷🇺 Russian word

🔊 Word pronunciation audio

🔤 IPA transcription

📖 English definition

💬 Russian example sentence

🔊 Sentence pronunciation audio

🇬🇧 English sentence translation

This gives you multiple ways to reinforce the same vocabulary while using Anki’s spaced-repetition system.

Why IPA Matters

Russian pronunciation isn’t always obvious from spelling alone.

The included IPA transcription gives you a precise pronunciation reference and helps you notice important Russian sounds, vowel reduction, stress, and consonant pronunciation.

The IPA fields in this edition have been standardized for consistent study.

Who Is This Deck For?

This deck is ideal for Russian learners who:

• want to build a stronger Russian vocabulary • want pronunciation practice alongside vocabulary • prefer learning words inside real sentences • use Anki for long-term language study • want audio instead of relying only on written Russian • want more information than a basic Russian → English flashcard provides

Study Russian With Context

Instead of:

word → translation

you get:

word → pronunciation → meaning → sentence → audio → translation

That means every review gives you more exposure to how Russian actually works.

Deck Statistics

1,293 vocabulary cards

1,293 Russian example sentences

2,586 Russian audio files

1 downloadable Anki .apkg deck

Import the deck into Anki and start studying immediately.

Stop memorizing Russian words in isolation. Learn how they sound, what they mean, and how they are used.

These flashcards are based on the book French English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK from pages 23 to 27.

The deck contains 50 flashcards + a few bonus cards mapped the following way:

• Front field: High quality picture
• Back field: Word in French and English + Audio of the word in French
• Example field: Example in French + Audio of the example in French

Check out our social media presence to find out more:

• Spanish YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/LLCQT4WZBrU
• Twitter: @loquenuncaleco1

These flashcards are based on the book French English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK from pages 27 to 32.

The deck contains 50 flashcards + a few bonus cards mapped the following way:

• Front field: High quality picture
• Back field: Word in French and English + Audio of the word in French
• Example field: Example in French + Audio of the example in French

Check out our social media presence to find out more:

• Spanish YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/LLCQT4WZBrU
• Twitter: @loquenuncaleco1

These flashcards are based on the book French English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK from pages 32 to 35.

The deck contains 50 flashcards + a few bonus cards mapped the following way:

• Front field: High quality picture
• Back field: Word in French and English + Audio of the word in French
• Example field: Example in French + Audio of the example in French

Check out our social media presence to find out more:

• Spanish YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/LLCQT4WZBrU
• Twitter: @loquenuncaleco1

Make more sense of the Japanese you read and hear.

When a word looks familiar but its meaning still slips away, context helps. RecallLoom puts Japanese vocabulary, clear American English meanings, and bilingual examples into a ready-to-import Anki deck, so you can spend more time reviewing and less time making cards.

Built for learners moving through N2-level study, this deck fits alongside your textbook, class, reading, or listening practice. Work from a kana reading, a Japanese word, or an English cue, then reveal the answer and rate your recall.

Go beyond a one-word translation

• See how words are used. Japanese–English examples give you context; related expressions and usage notes add detail where included.
• Practice from different cues. Three card formats help you work on meaning, reading, and recalling the Japanese word.
• Keep your routine simple. One import brings in your vocabulary cards, included word recordings, and a separate English Start Here guide.

Inside your download

• 2,336 vocabulary entries, with Japanese readings and American English meanings.
• 2,656 Japanese–English example pairs, plus related vocabulary and usage notes where included.
• 7,008 practice cards and 3 English guide cards—three practice cards for each entry.
• Word recordings attached to 2,197 entries; 139 entries use text-only practice.

Start studying

Download the .apkg file, import it into Anki, and open Start Here — User Guide. Begin with a manageable number of new cards and use Anki’s review schedule to return to words over time.

Before you buy

You should already be comfortable with kana and have an intermediate Japanese foundation. Anki software is installed or purchased separately. These are reveal-and-rate flashcards, not automatically graded spelling tests; more than one Japanese word can fit an English cue.

Recordings are for vocabulary words, not example-sentence narration. Some entries have no recording, and a multi-reading entry may include audio for only one reading. Audio can play automatically; you can turn off automatic playback in Anki’s deck options. Pitch numbers are retained as reference notes, not as an independently verified pitch-accent course.

This is an independent study resource, not an official JLPT word list or a guarantee of exam coverage. Use it alongside grammar, reading, and listening practice.

Make more sense of the Japanese you read and hear.

When a word looks familiar but its meaning still slips away, context helps. RecallLoom puts Japanese vocabulary, clear American English meanings, and bilingual examples into a ready-to-import Anki deck, so you can spend more time reviewing and less time making cards.

Built for learners moving through N1-level study, this deck fits alongside your textbook, class, reading, or listening practice. Work from a kana reading, a Japanese word, or an English cue, then reveal the answer and rate your recall.

Go beyond a one-word translation

• See how words are used. Japanese–English examples give you context; related expressions and usage notes add detail where included.
• Practice from different cues. Three card formats help you work on meaning, reading, and recalling the Japanese word.
• Keep your routine simple. One import brings in your vocabulary cards, included word recordings, and a separate English Start Here guide.

Inside your download

• 3,179 vocabulary entries, with Japanese readings and American English meanings.
• 3,521 Japanese–English example pairs, plus related vocabulary and usage notes where included.
• 9,537 practice cards and 3 English guide cards—three practice cards for each entry.
• Word recordings attached to 3,112 entries; 67 entries use text-only practice.

Start studying

Download the .apkg file, import it into Anki, and open Start Here — User Guide. Begin with a manageable number of new cards and use Anki’s review schedule to return to words over time.

Before you buy

You should already be comfortable with kana and have a solid upper-intermediate Japanese foundation. Anki software is installed or purchased separately. These are reveal-and-rate flashcards, not automatically graded spelling tests; more than one Japanese word can fit an English cue.

Recordings are for vocabulary words, not example-sentence narration. Some entries have no recording, and a multi-reading entry may include audio for only one reading. Audio can play automatically; you can turn off automatic playback in Anki’s deck options. Pitch numbers are retained as reference notes, not as an independently verified pitch-accent course.

This is an independent study resource, not an official JLPT word list or a guarantee of exam coverage. Use it alongside grammar, reading, and listening practice.

Move beyond familiar words and make more Japanese your own.

RecallLoom gives you a ready-to-import vocabulary deck for the step from the basics toward intermediate Japanese. Clear American English explanations help you follow the meaning, while Japanese examples show how words work in context—so you can spend your time studying instead of building cards.

Use it alongside your N3 textbook, class, or reading practice. Review from the Japanese spelling, the kana reading, or an English cue, and use the included word recordings to connect written forms with pronunciation.

More context for your daily review

• Make sense of meaning and usage. Study Japanese–English example pairs and related expressions where included.
• Practice recognition and recall. Three familiar flip-card activities give you different ways to work with each entry.
• Keep setup simple. Import one .apkg file containing the cards, recordings, and a separate English Start Here guide.

Inside your download

• 2,192 vocabulary entries, with Japanese readings and clear English meanings.
• 2,375 Japanese–English example pairs, plus related vocabulary and usage notes where included.
• 6,576 practice cards and 3 English guide cards—three activities for each vocabulary entry.
• Word recordings attached to 2,118 entries; 74 entries have no source recording.

Before you begin

Designed for learners who can already read hiragana and katakana and have a foundation in basic Japanese. Anki software is installed or purchased separately. Cards use Anki’s reveal-and-rate format, not automatic spelling tests; more than one Japanese word can fit an English cue. Word recordings are not sentence narration, and some entries have no recording. You can turn off automatic playback when you want to recall before hearing a hint.

This is an independent vocabulary resource to use alongside grammar, reading, and listening practice. It is not an official JLPT list or a guarantee of exam coverage. Pitch numbers are included as source reference notes, not as a verified pitch-accent course.

Audio note: 描く (えがく / かく) and 解く (とく / ほどく) each share one recording across their two reading entries; separate recordings for both readings are not included.

Ready to move beyond the basics? Put your next Japanese words into daily practice.

RecallLoom brings 1,109 vocabulary entries into one ready-to-import Anki deck, with clear American English explanations, Japanese examples, and word audio. Spend your study time reviewing Japanese instead of building flashcards from scratch.

Use it alongside your N4 textbook, class, or self-study routine. Each entry gives you three ways to practice: recognize a kana reading, read the Japanese word and recall its meaning, or start with the English meaning and try to bring the Japanese word to mind.

Connect meaning, sound, and use

• Understand the word in context. Explore 1,333 Japanese–English example pairs, with related words and usage notes where included.
• Practice both recognition and recall. Switch between three familiar flip-card activities rather than relying on a single cue.
• Connect writing with pronunciation. Word recordings accompany 1,071 entries.
• Get started without extra setup. The English user guide is built into a separate Start Here subdeck and explains the activities and grammar labels.

What’s included

• 1,109 vocabulary entries with Japanese readings and English meanings.
• 3,327 practice cards: three activities for each entry.
• 3 English guide cards, for a total of 3,330 cards.
• One .apkg download containing the cards, audio, and guide.

Import the file into Anki, open Start Here — User Guide, and choose a manageable daily review pace. This deck is best suited to learners who can already read hiragana and katakana.

Before you start

This is a digital vocabulary deck; Anki software is installed or purchased separately. The cards use Anki’s reveal-and-rate format, not automatic spelling tests. Audio pronounces words, not example sentences. There are 38 text-only entries, mostly prefixes and suffixes; entries with multiple readings may include a recording of only one reading. You can turn off automatic playback in deck options when you prefer to recall before hearing a hint.

Use the deck alongside grammar, reading, and listening practice. It is an independent N4 study resource, not an official JLPT list or a guarantee of exam coverage. Pitch-number annotations are retained as reference notes; this is not a verified pitch-accent course.

Make Japanese vocabulary part of your daily routine.

Learning a word is easier when you can connect its spelling, meaning, and use. RecallLoom brings those pieces together in a ready-to-import Anki deck, with natural English explanations to help you make sense of the Japanese you’re studying.

Whether you’re working toward JLPT N5 or building your beginner vocabulary alongside a class or textbook, you can open the deck and focus on your next review.

More ways to work with each word

• Read it. Practice recognizing the Japanese word and recalling its reading and meaning.
• Recall it. Start with the English meaning and try to bring the Japanese word to mind.
• Hear it. Use the included word audio to connect written forms with spoken readings.
• See it in context. Explore 1,241 Japanese–English example pairs, plus usage notes and related expressions where included.

Clear American English explanations keep the focus on learning Japanese. Grammar terms are explained in the built-in guide, and Japanese cultural references retain their context.

Inside your download

• 926 vocabulary entries, each with three practice cards: Kana Recognition, Word Reading, and Meaning and Audio Recall.
• Word audio for 924 entries and readings to support your review.
• 2,778 practice cards + 3 English guide cards—three ways to practice each entry.
• One .apkg file with the deck, audio, and getting-started guide together.

Import the file into Anki, open Start Here — User Guide, and begin with a manageable daily review. Best suited to learners who can already read hiragana and katakana.

A few helpful details

This is a digital vocabulary deck for Anki; the app is purchased or installed separately. Cards use Anki’s familiar reveal-and-rate format. Audio covers individual words, not example sentences; 〜様 and 〜さん are text-only, and some entries with multiple readings include a recording of one reading. Automatic audio playback can be turned off in the deck options if you prefer to recall first.

Use this deck alongside your grammar and listening practice. It is an independent N5 study resource, not an official JLPT list or a guarantee of exam coverage. Pitch-number annotations are included as reference notes; this is not a verified pitch-accent course.

Flashcards deck for learning and practising the road signs for the driving licence test in Cyprus. This is the English version of the flashcards deck. You will find the Greek version here.

Flashcards deck for learning and practising the road signs for the driving licence test in Cyprus. This is the Greek version of the flashcards deck. You will find the English version here.

Learn essential Japanese adjectives from JLPT N5–N4 with a context-based approach.

This deck uses Japanese adjectives directly inside English sentences, helping you connect each word with its meaning, situation, and nuance instead of memorizing isolated translations.

🔥 Features

• JLPT N5–N4 Japanese adjectives
• Multiple example sentences for each adjective
• Embedded Context Recall
• Dual-Word Pairings for learning two adjectives together
• Clear distinction between い-adjectives and な-adjectives
• Noun-modifying forms such as 便利な and 静かな
• Japanese audio included
• Kanji, readings, romaji, and English meanings

✨ What Makes This Deck Different

Each adjective appears in different contexts rather than being presented only as a word-and-translation pair. This helps you develop a stronger mental connection between the adjective, its meaning, and how it is actually used.

Learn essential Japanese JLPT N4 adverbs, conjunctions, and connecting expressions through a context-based approach.

This deck uses Japanese words directly inside English sentences, helping you connect each word with its meaning, situation, and nuance instead of memorizing isolated translations.

🔥 Features

• JLPT N4 Japanese adverbs, conjunctions, and connecting expressions
• Multiple example sentences for each word
• Embedded Context Recall
• Dual-Word Pairings for distinguishing similar or easily confused words
• Grammatical notes for words used adverbially
• Japanese audio included
• Kanji, furigana, romaji, and English meanings

✨ What Makes This Deck Different

Each word appears in different contexts rather than being presented only as a word-and-translation pair. This helps you develop a stronger mental connection between the Japanese word, its meaning, and how it is actually used.

This deck contains 499 carefully crafted cards, providing repeated exposure to essential JLPT N4 vocabulary through varied contexts.

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

The Upper limb - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 639 cards based on 170 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, brachial plexus, ligaments and joints of the upper limb and shoulder rim.

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 Upper limb - 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 Abdomen and pelvic cavity - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 803 cards based on 173 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments and joints of the abdomen and pelvic cavity but also on the organs: liver, stomach, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, small and large intestine, urinary bladder and reproductive organs from both men and women.

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 Abdomen and pelvic cavity - 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 Lower limb - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1010 cards based on 208 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, lumbar plexus, sacral plexus, ligaments and joints of the lower limb and pelvis.

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 Lower limb - 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

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

The Upper limb - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 639 cards based on 170 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, brachial plexus, ligaments and joints of the upper limb and shoulder rim.

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 Upper limb - 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

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

The Lower limb - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 1010 cards based on 208 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, lumbar plexus, sacral plexus, ligaments and joints of the lower limb and pelvis.

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 Lower limb - 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 Thorax - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 665 cards based on 147 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments of thorax but also the organs of thoracic cavity Lungs and Heart. In addition Thorax - Complete Anatomy contains the full anatomy of all parts of vertebral column including sacral bone.

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 Thorax - 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 Abdomen and pelvic cavity - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 803 cards based on 173 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments and joints of the abdomen and pelvic cavity but also on the organs: liver, stomach, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, small and large intestine, urinary bladder and reproductive organs from both men and women.

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 Abdomen and pelvic cavity - 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

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

The Thorax - Complete Anatomy is a deck containing 665 cards based on 147 human cadavers pictures made in a real dissecting room. This particular deck focuses on bones, muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, ligaments of thorax but also the organs of thoracic cavity Lungs and Heart. In addition Thorax - Complete Anatomy contains the full anatomy of all parts of vertebral column including sacral bone.

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 Thorax - 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

Do you love animals? Do you want to learn their names in English? Then this anki deck is for you! This deck contains 101 cards, each with a photo of an animal on the front and its name written and spoken on the back. You can use this deck to improve your vocabulary, pronunciation, and listening skills. This deck is suitable for kids and anyone who wants to learn English in a fun and engaging way.

Build interactive study cards for your own classes with Circuit Study Kit, a reusable Anki template illustrated with introductory circuit examples in American English.

Included in the download

• 20 introductory circuit examples

• 2 media-control demonstrations: a two-second test tone and an eight-second silent geometric animation

• 10 in-deck user-guide cards with component syntax and instructions for creating your own cards

The examples demonstrate typed short answers, single and multiple choice, hints, expandable explanations, popup definitions, code blocks, and step-by-step reveals. The guide also explains images, galleries, and media configuration.

This is a template and example pack, not a complete circuits course or an exam-preparation question bank. The animation is a media demonstration, not a simulation of physical current.

Answer matching

Typed blanks compare plain decimal numbers by value. Text answers use exact matching after trimming leading and trailing spaces. Scientific notation, units inside numeric answers, and alternative wording are not automatically interpreted. The included guide explains retry and card-flip behavior.

Delivery

One .apkg file containing 32 fresh cards without prior study history. No separate manual download or email request is needed.

Candidate status

This release candidate is still undergoing desktop interaction testing. Mobile and other client compatibility have not been verified. It is not yet a finished teaching product.

This deck consists of a sample of 5,000 sentences from The Sentence MINE, with audio included!

Description of The Sentence MINE below:

The Sentence MINE is a deck containing over 1,400,000 sentences translated equally between German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, and Chinese Mandarin. For Chinese Mandarin, the MINE contains both the simplified and traditional script as well as pinyin.

With over 200,000 sentences for each language this deck can save time looking for sentences when sentence mining. When you’ve finished with one language you can learn another using the languages you’ve already mastered.

This deck also contains instructions on how to set up the MINE; how to sentence mine, and how to use this deck in conjunction with other materials.

This deck is a work in progress. Cards are constantly being modified. Every month the deck will be uploaded with modified sentences. Users will be eligible for a free download.

Suggested modifications to the deck can be posted at the reddit group THE_SENTENCE_MINE please include the “noteid” if seeking a change to the sentence.

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

This is a sample of Complete Human Anatomy deck.

The following sample is in LATIN

The sample contains 60 photos and 60 cards (10 from each deck) in language of your choosing.

Description of the COMPLETE HUMAN ANATOMY deck below:

!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

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

This is a sample of Complete Human Anatomy deck.

The following sample is in ENGLISH

The sample contains 60 photos and 60 cards (10 from each deck) in language of your choosing.

Description of the COMPLETE HUMAN ANATOMY deck below:

!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

Learning German for work, study, or a move to Germany and frustrated by apps that teach “Ich heiße…” for the third time? This deck takes you from A1 survival phrases all the way to B2 advanced vocabulary, with pattern drills that actually address the hard parts of German grammar.

Our General German deck contains 1,441 notes (4,197 cards) across 42 themes, plus 63 Pattern Drill cards covering accusative, dative, separable verbs, strong verbs, word order, modals, and Konjunktiv II. Male and female native German audio on every word and example sentence. Austrian and Swiss dialect variant notes where relevant. Organized across CEFR A1 to B2 levels.

Get the full deck at eidetic.cards/s/general-german

What’s inside (free sample, 177 notes / 517 cards):

• 170 vocabulary notes plus 7 Pattern Drill cards from the full deck
• 3 card types: Recognition, Production, and Cloze
• Male and female native German audio on every word and sentence
• Phonetic pronunciation guide on every card
• Example sentences in real context with English translations
• Cultural notes and Austrian or Swiss dialect variants where relevant
• Pattern Drills for German cases, separable verbs, and word order
• Three German gender colors: der (blue), die (pink), das (green)
• All 4 CEFR sub-decks: Survival (A1), Daily Life (A2), Fluency (B1), Advanced (B2)

Who this is for: Language learners preparing for a move to Germany, Austria, or Switzerland. University students taking German. Serious self-study learners who want pattern drills, not just word lists. Travelers planning an extended stay who want real conversational competence, not just tourist phrases.

The full deck has 1,441 notes (4,197 cards) across 42 themes plus 63 Pattern Drill cards covering accusative, dative, separable verbs, strong verbs, word order, modals, and Konjunktiv II.

→ Get it at eidetic.cards/s/general-german

Living in Saudi Arabia and frustrated that every app teaches you textbook MSA when nobody on the street speaks it? This is real Saudi, the kind people actually use. Riyadh and Najdi base, with Hejazi and Gulf variants noted where they matter.

Our Saudi Arabic deck contains 1,744 notes (5,232 cards) across 43 themes, with male and female native Najdi audio on every word and example sentence, ALA-LC transliteration, Gulf variant notes for UAE, Kuwait and Qatar, and cultural notes on when each word is actually used. Organized across CEFR A1 to B2 levels.

Get the full deck at eidetic.cards/s/saudi-arabic

What’s inside (free sample, 175 notes / 525 cards):

• Real Saudi dialect (Riyadh and Najdi base), not textbook MSA
• Male AND female native audio on every card (word + sentence = 4 audio files per card)
• 3 card types: Recognition (Arabic to English), Production (English to Arabic), Cloze (fill-in-the-blank)
• ALA-LC transliteration on every card
• Cultural notes on when and how words are actually used
• Gulf variant notes for UAE, Kuwait and Qatar differences
• Register tags: formal, casual, neutral
• All 4 CEFR levels represented: A1 Survival, A2 Conversational, B1 Fluency, B2 Advanced

Who this is for: Expats, professionals, partners, and anyone living in Saudi Arabia who wants to speak real spoken Arabic instead of classroom Arabic. Also useful for travelers to the Gulf and heritage speakers reconnecting with Saudi family.

The full deck has 1,744 words across 43 themes covering greetings, food, shopping, work, health, religion, culture, idioms, and proverbs.

→ Get it at eidetic.cards/s/saudi-arabic

🇩🇪 German A1 | Core Vocabulary | AR–EN–DE | 1250 Words عربي

🇩🇪 رزمة Anki لتعلم الألمانية

✨ المميزات

• 🔊 نطق صوتي لكل بطاقة.
• 🖼️ صورة توضيحية لكل كلمة.
• 🇩🇪 الكلمة بالألمانية.
• 🇬🇧 الترجمة الإنجليزية.
• 🇸🇦 الترجمة العربية.
• 📂 مقسمة إلى مواضيع لتسهيل المذاكرة.

📌 ملاحظة

هذه الرزمة عينة مجانية تضم 230 بطاقة من الرزمة الكاملة.

رابط تحميل العينة:

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Want to learn the Spanish people actually speak across Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina, not the Spain version every app defaults to? This is Latin American Spanish with a Mexican base and variant notes for the rest of the region.

Our Latin American Spanish deck contains 1,909 notes (5,557 cards) across 47 themes, plus 85 Pattern Drill cards for irregular verbs and stem-changing patterns. Male and female native Latin American audio on every word and example sentence. Mexican Spanish base with Colombian and Argentine variant notes where vocabulary differs. Organized across CEFR A1 to B2 levels.

Get the full deck at eidetic.cards/s/latin-american-spanish

What’s inside (free sample, 187 notes / 537 cards):

• 175 vocabulary notes across all 4 CEFR sub-decks (Survival, Daily Life, Fluency, Advanced) plus 12 Pattern Drill cards
• 3 card types per note: Recognition, Production, and Cloze
• Male and female native Latin American audio on every word and sentence
• Phonetic pronunciation guide on every card (for example, “OH-lah” for hola)
• Example sentences in real context with English translations
• Cultural notes and regional dialect variants where relevant
• Professional dark and light mode card design

Who this is for: Heritage speakers reconnecting with Mexican, Colombian, or Argentine family. Travelers heading to Latin America for a few months or a few years. Serious learners who want a Spanish deck that acknowledges Spain is not the only Spanish-speaking country. Also useful for US healthcare and education workers serving Spanish-speaking communities.

The full deck has 1,909 notes across 47 themes plus 85 Pattern Drill cards covering preterite, imperfect, subjunctive, stem changes, and irregular verbs.

→ Get it at eidetic.cards/s/latin-american-spanish

Learn essential Japanese adjectives from JLPT N5–N4 with a context-based approach.

This sample deck lets you experience the Embedded Context & Dual-Word System, which uses Japanese adjectives directly inside English sentences to help you connect each word with its meaning, situation, and nuance.

🔥 Features

• JLPT N5–N4 Japanese adjectives
• Multiple example sentences
• Embedded Context Recall
• Dual-Word Pairings for learning two adjectives together
• Clear distinction between い-adjectives and な-adjectives
• Noun-modifying forms such as 便利な and 静かな
• Japanese audio included
• Kanji, readings, romaji, and English meanings

✨ What Makes This Deck Different

Instead of memorizing Japanese adjectives together with isolated English translations, each adjective is presented in context.

This helps you build a stronger mental connection between the Japanese word, its meaning, and how it is actually used.

⭐ LIKE THIS SAMPLE?

Try the Complete Version on AnkiDecks!

The complete deck contains 451 carefully crafted cards with additional example sentences, dual-word pairings, and more extensive practice.

Search for the full JLPT N5–N4 Adjectives deck on AnkiDecks and continue learning!

💠 Curated Vocabulary: Essential, high-frequency words extracted directly from the source.

💠 Contextual Learning: Precise linguistic classifications, noun articles, and full verb/adjective conjugations.

💠 Multi-Language Support: Clear, accurate definitions in both English and Arabic.

💠 Real-Life Examples (Beispiel): Practical sentences with full translations, paired with audio pronunciations for every card.

💠 Cozy Aesthetic: Eye-soothing, distraction-free design.