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And you can customize them with lots of example sentences or add audio files and image files.

Something that sets this flashcard application apart from other ones is that it's a SRS system, which stands for spaced repetition system.

So this basically means that when you review words and you see a word, oh, I know that word right away.

No problem.

You mark it as easy so that it doesn't come up again for like a week or a month.

You don't have to review it because that's a waste of time.

You know this word.

But if you mark a word as okay or hard or didn't get it right, it uses those categories to decide how frequently this should be showing up in your review session.

So you have to keep encountering the difficult words.

which is really helpful and maybe a little bit better than regular analog flashcards.

Like if you made them by hand, I guess you could put them in different piles, but that's just a really great feature for every day.

You know, you do 15, 20 minutes of flashcards.

I love to do that.

And it's a, it's a really great habit building and I find it effective for sure for learning vocabulary.

Do you use Anki Andrew?

I think you make a good point with it that it can be so helpful at those beginner stages where you just need to learn those most frequent few thousand words and just get them in there.

There's so much to learn.

It's a mountain of words and it's really helpful to have those flashcard decks.

And then maybe you get that upper intermediate plateau.

A plateau is when you're not making any progress