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Organize words, phrases, grammar, and other items with your own list types and study goals. Lists can contain one language or several; each item keeps its own practice history.
15 of 46 lists
| 8 | Uncategorized | Not specified | |
| 17 | Uncategorized | Not specified | |
| 12 | Vocabulary, Reading focus | Beginner | |
| 12 | Vocabulary, Reading focus | Beginner | |
| 4 | Characters, Practice | Beginner | |
| 4 | Grammar | Beginner | |
| 12 | Vocabulary, Conversation | Beginner | |
| 12 | Characters, Reading focus | Beginner | |
| 44 | Vocabulary, Reference | Beginner | |
| 180 | Vocabulary, Vocabulary bank | Beginner–Intermediate | |
| 60 | Vocabulary, Study focus | Beginner | |
| 60 | Vocabulary, Study focus | Beginner | |
| 60 | Vocabulary, Study focus | Beginner–Intermediate | |
| 12 | Uncategorized | Not specified | |
| 37 | Uncategorized | Not specified |
Ways to make a list
Type or paste words
One per line. Add a meaning after a dash if you know it.
Pull words from a text
Paste a paragraph, a verse, or a menu. Keep the words you don't know yet.
Start from a frequency or level list
The most common words, HSK levels, or the Hebrew Bible's frequent vocabulary.
Smart list
A saved rule that groups words by latest ratings, such as words marked Easy.
From my mistakes
Words and patterns your AI corrected more than once.
Ask your AI
Describe the list you want. Your AI builds it here through its tools.