The first and only complete Japanese grammar deck entirely in Spanish.

536 flashcards (214 grammar rules + 322 cloze exercises) designed for Spanish-speaking Japanese learners.

What’s included:

• Native Japanese audio on every card (professional voice, clear pronunciation)
• Spanish audio for every translation
• Word-by-word sentence breakdown (kanji → reading → meaning)
• 43 lessons from beginner to advanced
• Premium design with dark mode support

Topics covered: Beginner: Copula, particles, adjectives, verbs, transitivity, subordinate clauses Intermediate: Formality, conditionals, te-form, potential, giving/receiving, requests Advanced: Similarity & hearsay, quantities, hypotheses, expectations, tendencies, immediacy

Content based on private lessons with a Japanese tutor. Audio generated with ElevenLabs (native Japanese + Spanish voices). No copyrighted material.

Compatible with Anki Desktop, AnkiMobile, and AnkiDroid.

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A comprehensive and curated collection of the flashcards I have acquired while studying French at Oxford University. These flashcards helped me to score 100% in my Grammar and Prose examination last year (I was the only student in my year to do so). The deck includes both vocabulary, sentences (for translation practice) and cloze cards (for grammar practice). This deck is the ideal way for advanced French learners to improve all aspects of their written French.

A comprehensive and curated collection of the flashcards I have acquired while studying Spanish at Oxford University. The deck includes both vocabulary, sentences (for translation practice) and cloze cards (for grammar practice). This deck is the ideal way for advanced Spanish learners to improve all aspects of their written Spanish.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Kickstart your Norwegian learning with this carefully designed Anki deck for beginners to A2 learners. Focus on practical vocabulary, useful phrases, and real-world usage to start speaking confidently from day one.

What’s included

• 230 handcrafted flashcards with essential words and example sentences
• Carefully selected images to reinforce meaning
• Native audio (Østlandsk dialect) recorded by me for accurate pronunciation
• Noun gender markers, declensions, and verb conjugations
• Grammar clarifications and usage tips
• Spaced repetition for long-term retention

Why this deck

Created by a native Norwegian teacher, this deck goes beyond memorization. Each card is carefully designed to help you internalize vocabulary naturally, making Norwegian more accessible for beginners. Perfect for travel, work, or personal enrichment.

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

Preparing for the EVC (Épreuves de Vérification des Connaissances) to practice medicine in France? This deck was built for the EVC specifically. Every card comes from the 4 clinical sub-decks the exam actually tests.

Our Medical French EVC deck contains 1,115 notes (3,794 cards) across 4 clinical sub-decks: Interrogatoire (Patient History), Rédaction Médicale (Report Writing), Système de Santé (Healthcare System), and Technique/Patient Pairs. Plus 70 Pattern Drill cards covering subjunctive, passé composé, conditional, negation, and pronoun placement. Dual male and female native French audio on every term. Arabic translations on every card for Arabic-speaking candidates.

Get the full deck at eidetic.cards/s/medical-french

What’s inside (free sample, 520 cards):

• 141 vocabulary cards plus 13 Pattern Drill cards from the full deck
• 4 card types per entry: Recognition (FR to EN), Production (EN to FR), Cloze, and Technique to Patient pairs
• Dual male and female native French audio
• Cards drawn from all 4 clinical sub-decks
• Side by side Technique and Patient boxes showing formal medical terminology alongside patient-friendly equivalents
• Optional Arabic toggle on every card
• EVC exam tips with clinical pearls and strategy notes
• Professional dark and light mode card design

Who this is for: Foreign-trained physicians preparing for the French EVC, the medical licensing exam for non-EU doctors. Especially useful for Arabic-speaking candidates thanks to the optional Arabic toggle. Also useful for any healthcare professional working in French-speaking clinical settings.

The full deck has 1,115 notes (3,794 cards) across 4 clinical sub-decks, plus 70 Pattern Drill cards covering 7 grammar categories.

→ Get it at eidetic.cards/s/medical-french