Master German Vocabulary | 12,207 Vocab Items (A1–C1) | English & Arabic

By Sneferu

Tags: Learn German, German Vocabulary, Goethe Exam, Menschen, Aspekte Neu, German A1, German A2, German B1, German B2, German C1

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).

Oxford French Vocabulary and Grammar

By jenniferh

Tags: french, cloze, sentences, grammar

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.

Blender 3D - General

By defaultgraphic

Tags: blender3d, 3D modeling, 3D printing, gamedev, fortnite creator, unreal engine, digital art, content creation, digital media, graphic design, vfx, motion graphics, concept art

Here is a catalogued, study friendly format for Blender3D!

This deck contains generalized beginner friendly questions about Blender3D, with the specific reason of familiarizing creators with vocabulary, concepts, and technology used in Blender3D. Some questions may be broadly related to other 3D content creation software also.

Time to get rid of all those disorganized playlists & bookmarks!

Unreal Engine 5 - General

By defaultgraphic

Tags: Unreal Engine, UE5, gamedev, indiedev, solodev, gaming, video games, game development, game engine

Here is a catalogued, study friendly format for Unreal Engine 5!

This deck contains generalized beginner friendly questions about Unreal Engine, with the specific reason of familiarizing creators with vocabulary, concepts, and technology used in Unreal Engine. Some questions may be broadly related to other 3D creation software also.

Time to get rid of all those disorganized playlists & bookmarks!

AQA A-Level Computer Science

By Safaa

Tags: computer science, A-Level, AQA

  • This deck contains all topics from the AQA A-Level Computer Science Specification - except 4.8 which is a discussion topic
  • Includes image prompts
  • Information compiled from the AQA Subject Specific Vocabulary list, PMT and the Hodder Education Computer Science textbook (AQA endorsed)
  • Flashcards were written in sequence of the spec to ensure every spec point in each topic has been covered

Learn Norwegian with Anki - Essential Words & Phrases (A0-A2)

By Alex.Norwegian

Tags: Norwegian, Learn Norwegian, Norwegian vocabulary, Norwegian phrases, Norwegian audio, Norwegian beginner, Norwegian for beginners, Travel Norwegian, Everyday Norwegian, Norwegian flashcards, Speak Norwegian, Norwegian deck, Basic Norwegian

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.

Animal Kingdom: Learn the Names and Sounds of 101 Animals

By Manakhly

Tags: english, kids, animals

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.

German NCEA Level 1

By DamjanGligorovic

Tags: german, ncea, ncea level 1

There are 675 Anki cards of German language. This is NCEA Level 1. This is the most recent version of our best-selling vocabulary for students in ages 8 to 20. This 2022 licensing update provides an enhanced list of age-appropriate phrases for exam takers. This vocabulary is a favorite among educators, students, and parents because to its friendly definitions presented in plain, easy-to-understand German. The 675 searchable keywords include all of the ordinary words that children will encounter in their reading and homework assignments.

Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 1

By samm81

Tags: chinese, textbook

Flaschards for Cheng & Tsui’s Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 1.

Contents:

  • All vocabulary from Lesson 1 through Lesson 10, including the “How About You?” boxes and the “Culture Highlights”. All vocab is tagged with which part of the book it came from, making it easy to suspend anything you’re not interested in reviewing (like the Culture Highlights vocab).
  • Both simplified and traditional characters.
  • Both pinyin and zhuyin (bopomofo) pronunciation systems.
  • Extra definitions that are not in the textbook, sourced from yellowbridge.com.

Usage:

  • Cards are imported in the order they appear in the book, with one exception: if a card appears in both supplementary material (“How About You?” or “Culture Highlights”) and a dialogue vocab, it will be scheduled such that it shows up with the dialogue vocabulary, even if it appears in an earlier “How About You?” or “Culture Highlights”. This is so that if you suspend the supplementary material cards (except ones that also appear in dialogues) the dialogue vocab will appear in order.
  • By default there are six cards per vocab item: definition -> spoken, spoken -> definition, simplified -> definition/spoken, traditon -> definition/spoken (does not appear if traditional is same as simplified), definition -> simplified, spoken -> simplified. This set up assumes that you are learning to recognize both simplified and traditional, but only write traditional. You may need to adjust the cards as needed.
  • By default, pinyin is used for pronunciation. You can edit the note type to use zhuyin instead.
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Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 2

By samm81

Tags: chinese, textbook

Flaschards for Cheng & Tsui’s Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 2.

Contents:

  • All vocabulary from Lesson 11 through Lesson 20, including the “How About You?” boxes and the “Culture Highlights”. All vocab is tagged with which part of the book it came from, making it easy to suspend anything you’re not interested in reviewing (like the Culture Highlights vocab).
  • Both simplified and traditional characters.
  • Both pinyin and zhuyin (bopomofo) pronunciation systems.
  • Extra definitions that are not in the textbook, sourced from yellowbridge.com.

Usage:

  • Cards are imported in the order they appear in the book, with one exception: if a card appears in both supplementary material (“How About You?” or “Culture Highlights”) and a dialogue vocab, it will be scheduled such that it shows up with the dialogue vocabulary, even if it appears in an earlier “How About You?” or “Culture Highlights”. This is so that if you suspend the supplementary material cards (except ones that also appear in dialogues) the dialogue vocab will appear in order.
  • By default there are six cards per vocab item: definition -> spoken, spoken -> definition, simplified -> definition/spoken, traditon -> definition/spoken (does not appear if traditional is same as simplified), definition -> simplified, spoken -> simplified. This set up assumes that you are learning to recognize both simplified and traditional, but only write traditional. You may need to adjust the cards as needed.
  • By default, pinyin is used for pronunciation. You can edit the note type to use zhuyin instead.

Additional notes:

  • If you already have the Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 1 deck, this deck will try to import some cards that already exist. I suggest you select the “Ignore lines where first field matches existing note” field, so as to not lose your scheduling information.
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Xefjord's Complete Japanese

By Xefjord

Tags: xefjord, japanese

Xefjord’s Complete Language Series was created with the mission of providing free language learning courses for every known living language. Xefjord was driven to start this project because he believes that every culture is inherently valuable and important to our humanity and global well being, and that languages are the gateway towards preserving and promoting those cultures.

Because of its popularity, ease of use, and open source nature Xefjord decided to create all his courses on the digital flashcard program Anki. These courses were created with the purpose of giving learners a survival level introduction to their language of choice while also granting them the tools to continue learning with and expanding upon the functionality of Anki afterwards.


There is only one option for learning Japanese.

This Japanese course teaches standard Japanese as one might hear in Tokyo, Japan with Hiragana (Phonetic Syllabary) and Kanji (Chinese Characters).

This course includes one deck not made by me but modified to fit my format:

The Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Course with vocabulary - revised (Link here: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/779483253)

You can get support for this decks by joining the subreddit or discord communities for Xefjord’s Complete Languages. Thank you~

https://www.reddit.com/r/XefsCompleteLangs/

https://discord.gg/Dne3YUJ

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European Spanish. 536 Free Cards with Audio | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: spanish, castilian, spain, vosotros, vocabulary, audio, cefr

Learning Spanish for Spain specifically, not Latin America? This deck teaches authentic Castilian. Vosotros conjugations, distinción pronunciation, and Spain specific vocabulary that Latin American apps skip.

Our European Spanish deck contains 1,429 notes (4,193 cards) across 41 themes, plus 47 Pattern Drill cards covering vosotros forms, distinción, and leísmo. Male and female native Castilian audio on every word and example sentence, with a phonetic pronunciation guide that reflects Castilian distinción (for example, “THEH-nah” for cena). Dialect variant notes flag Latin American differences.

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

What’s inside (free sample, 188 notes / 536 cards):

  • Authentic Castilian Spanish with vosotros forms, distinción, and leísmo
  • 3 card types per note: Recognition, Production, and Cloze
  • Male and female native Castilian audio on every word and sentence
  • Phonetic pronunciation guide reflecting Castilian distinción
  • Example sentences with Spain specific phrasing and vocabulary
  • Dialect variant notes flagging Latin American differences
  • All 4 CEFR sub-decks: Survival (A1), Daily Life (A2), Fluency (B1), Advanced (B2)
  • Professional dark and light mode card design

Who this is for: Learners specifically targeting Spain, including study abroad students, people planning a move to Spain, partners of Spaniards, and anyone tired of Latin American Spanish content when they need the Castilian version. Also useful for serious learners who want to understand the difference.

The full deck has 1,429 notes across 41 themes plus 47 Pattern Drill cards specifically targeting vosotros forms, distinción, and leísmo.

→ Get it at eidetic.cards/s/european-spanish

Latin American Spanish. 537 Free Audio Cards | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: spanish, latin, mexican, dialect, vocabulary, audio, cefr

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

General German. 517 Free Audio Cards (A1 to B2) | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: german, vocabulary, audio, cefr, grammar, dative, accusative

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

Egyptian Arabic (Cairo). 537 Free Audio Cards | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: arabic, egyptian, masri, cairo, heritage, vocabulary, audio

Trying to learn the Arabic your family actually speaks, or the Arabic you hear in Egyptian cinema and music? This is real Metropolitan Cairo Egyptian. Hard g, glottal stop, ma-sh negation. Not MSA with Egyptian sprinkled in.

Our Egyptian Arabic deck contains 1,643 notes (4,929 cards) across 42 themes, with male and female native Cairo audio on every word and example sentence, ALA-LC transliteration, cultural notes on Egyptian humor and social norms, and dialect variant notes showing how Egyptian differs from other Arabic dialects. Organized across CEFR A1 to B2 levels.

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

What’s inside (free sample, 179 notes / 537 cards):

  • Real Egyptian dialect (Metropolitan Cairo), not MSA with Egyptian sprinkled in
  • Male AND female native audio on every card (word + sentence = 4 audio files per card)
  • 3 card types: Recognition, Production, and Cloze
  • Proper Egyptian pronunciation throughout (hard g, glottal stop, ma-sh negation)
  • ALA-LC transliteration on every card
  • Cultural notes on Egyptian customs, humor, and social norms
  • Dialect variant notes showing where Egyptian differs from other Arabic dialects
  • Register tags: formal, casual, neutral
  • All 4 CEFR levels represented: A1 Survival, A2 Conversational, B1 Fluency, B2 Advanced

Who this is for: Heritage speakers reconnecting with Egyptian family, travelers heading to Egypt, fans of Egyptian cinema and music, and anyone learning Arabic who wants the dialect that’s most widely understood across the Arab world. Egyptian is the dialect other Arabs grew up watching on TV.

The full deck has 1,643 words across 42 themes covering daily life, food, family, work, health, hospitality, culture, humor, and proverbs.

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

Saudi Arabic (Najdi). 525 Free Cards with Audio | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: arabic, saudi, najdi, gulf, vocabulary, audio, spoken, riyadh, cefr

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

FSP Medical German. 541 Free Audio Exam Cards | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: german, medical, fsp, fachsprache, approbation, arabic, audio

Preparing for the Fachsprachprüfung? The hardest part isn’t the medicine. It’s finding vocabulary that actually matches what the examiners test. This deck was built for the FSP exam specifically, not adapted from a general German course.

Our Medical German FSP deck contains 1,041 notes (3,493 cards) across 28 medical themes, including 370 Fachsprache-Laiensprache pair cards that drill technical vs patient-friendly vocabulary. This is exactly what the exam tests. Male professional audio on every Fachsprache and Laiensprache term. Arabic translations on every card for Arabic-speaking candidates. Cards from all 4 exam sections: Anamnese, Arztbrief, Arzt-Arzt-Gespräch, and Fachsprache-Laiensprache.

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

What’s inside (free sample, 159 notes / 541 cards):

  • 159 notes drawn from all 4 FSP exam sections (Anamnese, Arztbrief, Arzt-Arzt-Gespräch, Fachsprache-Laiensprache)
  • 4 card types: Recognition, Production, Cloze, and Fach-Laien pairs
  • Professional male audio on every Fachsprache and Laiensprache term
  • Fach-Laien pair cards drilling technical vs patient-friendly vocabulary
  • Arabic translations on every card (toggle on or off with one tap)
  • FSP exam tips on high-yield cards
  • Three German gender colors: der (blue), die (pink), das (green)
  • Professional dark and light mode card design

Who this is for: Foreign-trained physicians preparing for the German Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) to unlock the Approbation. Especially useful for Arabic-speaking candidates from Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, and Jordan thanks to the optional Arabic toggle. Also useful for any clinician working in German-speaking healthcare settings.

The full deck has 1,041 notes (3,493 cards) across 28 medical themes, including 370 Fachsprache-Laiensprache pair cards and exam tips throughout.

→ Get it at eidetic.cards/s/medical-german-fsp

Medical Spanish. 534 Free Cards for Clinicians | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: spanish, medical, clinical, healthcare, doctors, nurses, audio

Healthcare worker who needs clinical Spanish but doesn’t have time to learn the whole language? This deck was designed for the clinic, not the classroom. Every card is a phrase you’ll actually use with a patient.

Our Medical Spanish deck contains 1,002 notes (3,006 cards) across 25 clinical themes organized into 4 sub-decks: Foundation, Clinical Core, Communication, and Specialties. Male and female native Latin American audio on every phrase, example sentences drawn from real clinical scenarios, and cultural notes on patient communication and regional differences.

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

What’s inside (free sample, 178 notes / 534 cards):

  • 178 vocabulary notes pulled from all 4 clinical sub-decks
  • 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
  • Example sentences drawn from real clinical scenarios (history taking, procedures, discharge)
  • Cultural notes on patient communication and regional variants
  • Designed for the clinic, not the classroom. No “¿dónde está la biblioteca?” vocabulary

Who this is for: US, UK, and Canadian healthcare workers (physicians, nurses, PAs, pharmacists, and medical students) who need functional clinical Spanish for history taking, medication counseling, giving discharge instructions, and daily patient communication. Also useful for clinicians working with Spanish-speaking communities in any country.

The full deck has 1,002 notes across 25 clinical themes. Foundation sub-deck is active by default. Other sub-decks are pre-suspended so you can unsuspend topics as you need them.

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

Medical French for the EVC Exam. 520 Free Cards | Eidetic

By Eidetic

Tags: french, medical, evc, clinical, doctors, audio, exam, arabic

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