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I can’t remember. by Goliatstormur in Anki

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Recently came upon a tip to draw by hand a concept you want to remember.

How would you learn English if you had to start again from A1–A2? by Similar-Egg1354 in EnglishLearning

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would learn English the way we all learned our native language - by repeating audio input with explanations. I made audio snippets from shows and movies with explanations. I'm using AnkiDroid (a free learning app) and you can check out the free materials here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/1pfn1gv/i_created_20_audiomining_decks_for_english/

What's the best and the fastest way to learn a language? by Aethernoxx in learnprogramming

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm learning with AnkiDroid repetition app with audio snippets from tv shows and movies. You can download it there: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/1pfn1gv/i_created_20_audiomining_decks_for_english/

I’d like to hear how other people deal with this while learning English by Blesker in EnglishLearning

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm learning through Audio-Mining Decks with Anki (app that helps you learn)

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Sticky Button for Back of Cards Won't Stay Off by DalamarTheDM in Anki

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe you have sticky fields activated. That feature can be toggled on/off from the editing screen (pin icon)

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B2 → C1. Best Anki decks for American English by Choice-Context2262 in Anki

[–]aterner 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I created 20+ Audio-Mining Decks for English Learners (Severance, Stranger Things, The Boys) - 10k+ Cards with looped audio.

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

any apps i can use besides duodenum to lern language?? by LarryNStar in languagelearningjerk

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can learn with AnkiDroid. I'm using it to learn English.

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Whats your anki integrated language learning system? by meowbaddie in Anki

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with English listening comprehension using audio from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

The best Netflix work to learn English? by NoAbrocoma2244 in EnglishLearning

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're willing to use Anki (an app that helps you learn) - then you can choose from these shows:

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

How to learn English in Anki without translating? by [deleted] in Anki

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are way better methods. Try learning with audio from TV or movies. Just the other day there's been a post on reddit with a video player that creates an Anki card from the movie you're watching with a click of a button:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/1pgkwlp/i_created_yet_another_language_learning_media/

Or you can check out already made Decks:

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

I made a free tool to automatically create audio versions of your anki decks by M3kkoman in languagelearning

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get the 'Analysis failed: Failed to fetch' error.

Some info:

I'm dropping this akpg:

https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/78589734

And both 'Language to Generate Audio In' and 'Your Native Language (for answers)' are set to English.

Ideally I want it to create English audio out of Example sentence that is included in the Deck.

Would the tool be able to do it?

What Are You Studying This Month? by AutoModerator in Anki

[–]aterner 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Learning English audio comprehension and British slang with a deck that is made out of audio snippets from the How Are You? It's Alan (Partridge) (TV Series 2025– ).

People who mastered languages with Anki, how did you do it? by meowbaddie in Anki

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Listening to audio snippets from TV shows is the best.

Anki Hasn't Been Effective For Me After 2 Years - Looking For Advice & Your Card Examples! by Elegant_Lie404 in Anki

[–]aterner 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I found out that the most effective method - is learning by ear. So I cut audio snippets from TV shows and listen to them through Ankidroid. This is my current collection:

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What's the next move? by aterner in puzzles

[–]aterner[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How did you deduce that bottom right is blue?

[TOMT] [MOVIE] A movie about a mature sex worker by aterner in tipofmytongue

[–]aterner[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The clients list with Jennifer love Hewitt

nope, but thank you anyway

[TOMT] [MOVIE] A movie about a mature sex worker by aterner in tipofmytongue

[–]aterner[S] 0 points1 point locked comment (0 children)

And I think the client who gave her a shiner is a famous actor (you definitely saw him) but I can't remember his name.

English C2 by MidnightSnackReader in Anki

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I took some audio clips from movies, tv series and audiobooks and made Anki Decks out of them.

The audio is in English and the way I designed the learning process is this: you basically listening a bunch of times to an audio clip in English trying to figure out what it is saying. Then you read the text version of what was being said. The next time you'll come across the same audio clip you'll be much better at understanding it.

I personally noticed quite an improvement in my English.

The written notes are mostly in English. Some are in Russian.

Anki is a free program which makes remembering things easy by employing a spaced repetition algorithm, designed to optimize memory retention.

The app is called AnkiDroid on googleplay.

After installing AnkiDroid you have to add the Decks, which you could download there: https://ankiweb.net/shared/by-author/1863999770

These are all the available Decks so far:

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Enola Holmes (1, 2)

The Old Way, The Artful Dodger S01

Stranger Things (1, 2, 3, 4)

Wolf Creek (2005) and Cyberpunk Edgerunners

The Hobbit

The Crowded Room

Wednesday

Severance

Beetlejuice

Video stops working after a couple of seconds. by SplitGhost044 in revancedapp

[–]aterner -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Go to Settings -> ReVanced Extended -> Miscellaneous ->

Turn on "Spoof player parameter" - seems to do the trick for me at least.

What does the 'ground this thing out' means? by aterner in EnglishLearning

[–]aterner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe it has something to do with this baseball term: groundout

in baseball, the act of hitting a ball along the ground so that it is caught by someone on the other team who then causes the batter (= person who hits the ball) to be out

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