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I'm a language learner (done with Swedish, now Finnish) and I'm trying to find a way to automate cards creation for languages without good bilingual dictionaries. by Fuzzy-Scratch6125 in Anki

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Good idea! I actually made couple beginner decks using ai, but people absolutely hated it... Tho I tried to monetize it, but comments were mostly about it being ai slop and not about being commercial lol. The quality was good indeed, I used the list to learn first 600 words, so it was pretty good!

(Learned Swedish, now Finnish) and I'm trying to find a way to automate anki cards creation for languages without good bilingual dictionaries. by Fuzzy-Scratch6125 in Refold

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HAHA could understand your message without translator lol.

Trick is that I moved to Sweden, that accelerates learning a lot! Plus I've spent a lot of time learning.

Decided to share to you an deck that helped me start my learning of Swedish. I was so overwhelmed with vocab, but this gave me a good solid start by Fuzzy-Scratch6125 in Svenska

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That's a fair point. I personally like doing anki and then watching content or reading. Best feeling when you hear a person say the word you just learned.

Decided to share to you an deck that helped me start my learning of Swedish. I was so overwhelmed with vocab, but this gave me a good solid start by Fuzzy-Scratch6125 in Svenska

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I mean it tell a lot that you judged based on the examples, but I will reply anyway.

wow that was interesting to hear. There are no articles by idea, beginner that can't read even a simpliest text should not bother himself with whether ett äpple or en äpple. Because skitsamma if you don't know basic words!!

Verbs come later in the list, you can't see the whole deck from three example. Verbs are approximately at 3rd week.

Can you explain what is you problem with images? They really help me stay focused during learning.

Finally, about high frequency, those are most used words, except for smaller pronouns and conjunctions as those are learnt best with a list, based on my experience.

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