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📚 Browse by language. Every language below runs from A1 to C2 — core vocabulary, verb packs, real-life situations, connectors and opinions, debate and formal writing, idioms, professional phrases, and topic decks for travel, food, work and health. Every card has an example sentence. Subject decks for Chemistry and Geography are further down the page.

🇮🇹 Italian

A1 Italian Essentials
Free taster — 32 starter words, all included in Core Vocab A1.
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A1 Italian A1 Core Vocab
The complete A1 foundation — 340 words with example sentences. Includes the taster.
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A1 Italian A1 Survival Phrases
60 ready-to-use phrases by scenario: café, directions, shopping, emergencies.
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A1 Italian A1 Completion
Fills the CEFR A1 gaps: months, numbers 11-99, and 2020 Companion Volume scenarios — phone, social media, opinions, clarification.
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A1 Italian Present-Tense Verbs
10 core verbs conjugated across every pronoun, with example sentences.
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A2 Italian A2 Essentials
32-card vocab pack covering travel, work, daily life, and more.
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A2 Italian A2 Core Vocab
356 more words beyond A1: daily routine, travel, work, weather, shopping, home, feelings.
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A2 Italian Past-Tense Verbs (A2)
The same 10 A1 verbs, now in the past tense, across every pronoun.
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A2 Italian A2 Situations
60 scenario phrases: transport & tickets, doctor basics, small talk, invitations, market.
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B1 Italian B1 Core Vocab
The level Italian citizenship requires — 120 high-frequency B1 words spanning work, health, housing & bureaucracy, travel, feelings, plans, media, and relationships.
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B1 Italian B1 Core Vocab Extension
512 more B1 words across work, health, housing & paperwork, travel, feelings, media, and relationships. Adds to B1 Core Vocab — no overlap. Levels cross-checked against CILS B1/B2 word lists.
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B1 Italian Imperfect & Future Verbs (B1)
The same 10 core verbs, now in the imperfect (habitual past) and future tense, conjugated across four pronouns each.
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B1 Italian B1 Situations
60 scenario phrases for real B1 exam and life situations: complaints, doctor visits, bureaucracy, phone calls, and renting.
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B1 Italian B1 Connectors & Opinions
32 discourse markers and opinion phrases — the #1 differentiator in B1 speaking exams.
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B2 Italian B2 Core Vocabulary
120 words for environment, economy, society, technology, culture, and debate — argue and abstract like a native.
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B2 Italian B2 Core Vocab Extension
323 more B2 words across society, politics, economy, environment, science, culture, and debate. Adds to B2 Core Vocab — no overlap. Levels cross-checked against CILS B1/B2 word lists.
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B2 Italian B2 Advanced Verbs
Congiuntivo presente and imperfetto for 10 core verbs — the subjunctive that unlocks nuanced opinion and hypotheticals.
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B2 Italian B2 Debate & Formal Writing
32 essay connectors, hedging phrases, concessions, and formal letter/email formulas.
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C1 Italian C1 Core Vocab
300 precision words spanning politics, law, science, arts, psychology, business, media, and philosophy — native-adjacent vocabulary beyond B2.
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C1 Italian C1 Idioms & Collocations
Real, native-speaker idioms and strong collocations with example sentences — the expressions textbooks skip.
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C1 Italian C1 Professional
32 phrases for presentations, negotiation, reports, and academic argumentation — professional and academic register.
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C2 Italian C2 Core Vocab
209 rare and literary words — rhetoric, law, politics, philosophy and high-register style. For near-native readers past C1.
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C2 Italian C2 Idioms & Collocations
60 idioms, proverbs and classical allusions with example sentences — the expressions educated natives use in writing and debate.
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C2 Italian C2 Professional
32 formal phrases for legal, administrative and diplomatic writing — contracts, official letters and negotiation.
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A2–B1 Italian Travel & Transport
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: airports, trains, buses, driving, hotels, and travel problems. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Italian Food & Dining
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: ordering in restaurants, dietary needs, tastes, cooking, and food shopping. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Italian Work & Office
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: job hunting, the office, meetings, email phrases, contracts, and daily work life. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Italian Health & the Body
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: symptoms, the doctor and pharmacy, emergencies, the body, and healthy habits. Example sentence on every card.
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🇪🇸 Spanish

A1 Spanish Essentials
Free taster — 32 starter words, all included in Core Vocab A1.
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A1 Spanish A1 Core Vocab
The complete A1 foundation — 340 words with example sentences. Includes the taster.
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A1 Spanish A1 Survival Phrases
60 ready-to-use phrases by scenario: café, directions, shopping, emergencies.
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A1 Spanish A1 Completion
Fills the CEFR A1 gaps: months, numbers 11-99, and 2020 Companion Volume scenarios — phone, social media, opinions, clarification.
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A1 Spanish Present-Tense Verbs
10 core verbs conjugated across every pronoun, with example sentences.
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A2 Spanish A2 Essentials
32-card vocab pack covering travel, work, daily life, and more.
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A2 Spanish A2 Core Vocab
356 more words beyond A1: daily routine, travel, work, weather, shopping, home, feelings.
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A2 Spanish Past-Tense Verbs (A2)
The same 10 A1 verbs, now in the past tense, across every pronoun.
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A2 Spanish A2 Situations
60 scenario phrases: transport & tickets, doctor basics, small talk, invitations, market.
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B1 Spanish B1 Core Vocab
120 high-frequency B1 words spanning work, health, housing & bureaucracy, travel, feelings, plans, media, and relationships.
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B1 Spanish B1 Core Vocab Extension
406 more B1 words across work, health, housing & paperwork, travel, feelings, media, and relationships. Adds to B1 Core Vocab — no overlap. Levels checked against the Instituto Cervantes Plan Curricular.
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B1 Spanish Imperfect & Future Verbs (B1)
The same 10 core verbs, now in the imperfect (habitual past) and future tense, conjugated across four pronouns each.
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B1 Spanish B1 Situations
60 scenario phrases for real B1 exam and life situations: complaints, doctor visits, bureaucracy, phone calls, and renting.
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B1 Spanish B1 Connectors & Opinions
32 discourse markers and opinion phrases — the #1 differentiator in B1 speaking exams.
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B2 Spanish B2 Core Vocabulary
120 words for environment, economy, society, technology, culture, and debate — argue and abstract like a native.
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B2 Spanish B2 Core Vocab Extension
275 more B2 words across society, politics, economy, environment, science, culture, and debate. Adds to B2 Core Vocab — no overlap. Levels checked against the Instituto Cervantes Plan Curricular.
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B2 Spanish B2 Advanced Verbs
Subjuntivo and condicional for 10 core verbs — nuanced opinion, doubt, and hypotheticals.
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B2 Spanish B2 Debate & Formal Writing
32 essay connectors, hedging phrases, concessions, and formal letter/email formulas.
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C1 Spanish C1 Core Vocab
300 precision words spanning politics, law, science, arts, psychology, business, media, and philosophy — native-adjacent vocabulary beyond B2.
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C1 Spanish C1 Idioms & Collocations
Real, native-speaker idioms and strong collocations with example sentences — the expressions textbooks skip.
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C1 Spanish C1 Professional
32 phrases for presentations, negotiation, reports, and academic argumentation — professional and academic register.
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C2 Spanish C2 Core Vocab
209 rare and literary words — rhetoric, law, politics, philosophy and high-register style. For near-native readers past C1.
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C2 Spanish C2 Idioms & Collocations
60 idioms, proverbs and classical allusions with example sentences — the expressions educated natives use in writing and debate.
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C2 Spanish C2 Professional
32 formal phrases for legal, administrative and diplomatic writing — contracts, official letters and negotiation.
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A2–B1 Spanish Travel & Transport
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: airports, trains, buses, driving, hotels, and travel problems. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Spanish Food & Dining
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: ordering in restaurants, dietary needs, tastes, cooking, and food shopping. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Spanish Work & Office
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: job hunting, the office, meetings, email phrases, contracts, and daily work life. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Spanish Health & the Body
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: symptoms, the doctor and pharmacy, emergencies, the body, and healthy habits. Example sentence on every card.
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🇫🇷 French

A1 French Essentials
Free taster — 32 starter words, all included in Core Vocab A1.
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A1 French A1 Core Vocab
The complete A1 foundation — 340 words with example sentences. Includes the taster.
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A1 French A1 Survival Phrases
60 ready-to-use phrases by scenario: café, directions, shopping, emergencies.
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A1 French A1 Completion
Fills the CEFR A1 gaps: months, numbers 11-99, and 2020 Companion Volume scenarios — phone, social media, opinions, clarification.
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A1 French Present-Tense Verbs
10 core verbs conjugated across every pronoun, with example sentences.
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A2 French A2 Essentials
32-card vocab pack covering travel, work, daily life, and more.
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A2 French A2 Core Vocab
356 more words beyond A1: daily routine, travel, work, weather, shopping, home, feelings.
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A2 French Past-Tense Verbs (A2)
The same 10 A1 verbs, now in the past tense, across every pronoun.
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A2 French A2 Situations
60 scenario phrases: transport & tickets, doctor basics, small talk, invitations, market.
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B1 French B1 Core Vocab
120 high-frequency B1 words spanning work, health, housing & bureaucracy, travel, feelings, plans, media, and relationships.
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B1 French B1 Core Vocab Extension
436 more B1 words across work, health, housing & paperwork, travel, feelings, media, and relationships. Adds to B1 Core Vocab — no overlap. Levels from the official French reference levels (Beacco, via FLELex).
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B1 French Imperfect & Future Verbs (B1)
The same 10 core verbs, now in the imperfect (habitual past) and future tense, conjugated across four pronouns each.
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B1 French B1 Situations
60 scenario phrases for real B1 exam and life situations: complaints, doctor visits, bureaucracy, phone calls, and renting.
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B1 French B1 Connectors & Opinions
32 discourse markers and opinion phrases — the #1 differentiator in B1 speaking exams.
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B2 French B2 Core Vocabulary
120 words for environment, economy, society, technology, culture, and debate — argue and abstract like a native.
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B2 French B2 Core Vocab Extension
396 more B2 words across society, politics, economy, environment, science, culture, and debate. Adds to B2 Core Vocab — no overlap. Levels from the official French reference levels (Beacco, via FLELex).
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B2 French B2 Advanced Verbs
Subjonctif and conditionnel for 10 core verbs — nuanced opinion, doubt, and hypotheticals.
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B2 French B2 Debate & Formal Writing
32 essay connectors, hedging phrases, concessions, and formal letter/email formulas.
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C1 French C1 Core Vocab
300 precision words spanning politics, law, science, arts, psychology, business, media, and philosophy — native-adjacent vocabulary beyond B2.
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C1 French C1 Idioms & Collocations
Real, native-speaker idioms and strong collocations with example sentences — the expressions textbooks skip.
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C1 French C1 Professional
32 phrases for presentations, negotiation, reports, and academic argumentation — professional and academic register.
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C2 French C2 Core Vocab
210 rare and literary words — rhetoric, law, politics, philosophy and high-register style. For near-native readers past C1.
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C2 French C2 Idioms & Collocations
60 idioms, proverbs and classical allusions with example sentences — the expressions educated natives use in writing and debate.
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C2 French C2 Professional
32 formal phrases for legal, administrative and diplomatic writing — contracts, official letters and negotiation.
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A2–B1 French Travel & Transport
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: airports, trains, buses, driving, hotels, and travel problems. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 French Food & Dining
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: ordering in restaurants, dietary needs, tastes, cooking, and food shopping. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 French Work & Office
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: job hunting, the office, meetings, email phrases, contracts, and daily work life. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 French Health & the Body
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: symptoms, the doctor and pharmacy, emergencies, the body, and healthy habits. Example sentence on every card.
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🇩🇪 German

A1 German Essentials
Free taster — 32 starter words, all included in Core Vocab A1.
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A1 German A1 Core Vocab
The complete A1 foundation — 340 words with example sentences. Includes the taster.
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A1 German A1 Survival Phrases
60 ready-to-use phrases by scenario: café, directions, shopping, emergencies.
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A1 German A1 Completion
Fills the CEFR A1 gaps: months, numbers 11-99, and 2020 Companion Volume scenarios — phone, social media, opinions, clarification.
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A1 German Present-Tense Verbs
10 core verbs conjugated across every pronoun, with example sentences.
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A2 German A2 Essentials
32-card vocab pack covering travel, work, daily life, and more.
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A2 German A2 Core Vocab
356 more words beyond A1: daily routine, travel, work, weather, shopping, home, feelings.
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A2 German Past-Tense Verbs (A2)
The same 10 A1 verbs, now in the past tense, across every pronoun.
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A2 German A2 Situations
60 scenario phrases: transport & tickets, doctor basics, small talk, invitations, market.
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B1 German B1 Core Vocab
The Goethe/telc citizenship level — 120 high-frequency B1 words spanning work, health, housing & bureaucracy, travel, feelings, plans, media, and relationships.
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B1 German B1 Core Vocab Extension
421 more B1 words, all from the official Goethe-Zertifikat B1 word list. Adds to B1 Core Vocab — no overlap.
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B1 German Simple Past & Future Verbs (B1)
The same 10 core verbs, now in the simple past (Präteritum) and future tense, conjugated across four pronouns each.
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B1 German B1 Situations
60 scenario phrases for real B1 exam and life situations: complaints, doctor visits, bureaucracy, phone calls, and renting.
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B1 German B1 Connectors & Opinions
32 discourse markers and opinion phrases — the #1 differentiator in B1 speaking exams.
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B2 German B2 Core Vocabulary
121 words for environment, economy, society, technology, culture, and debate — argue and abstract like a native.
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B2 German B2 Core Vocab Extension
425 more B2 words beyond the Goethe B1 list, for society, politics, economy, science and debate. Adds to B2 Core Vocab — no overlap.
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B2 German B2 Advanced Verbs
Konjunktiv II and Passiv for 10 core verbs — hypotheticals, polite requests, and the passive voice.
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B2 German B2 Debate & Formal Writing
32 essay connectors, hedging phrases, concessions, and formal letter/email formulas.
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C1 German C1 Core Vocab
300 precision words spanning politics, law, science, arts, psychology, business, media, and philosophy — native-adjacent vocabulary beyond B2.
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C1 German C1 Idioms & Collocations
Real, native-speaker idioms and strong collocations with example sentences — the expressions textbooks skip.
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C1 German C1 Professional
32 phrases for presentations, negotiation, reports, and academic argumentation — professional and academic register.
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C2 German C2 Core Vocab
204 rare and literary words — rhetoric, law, politics, philosophy and high-register style. For near-native readers past C1.
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C2 German C2 Idioms & Collocations
60 idioms, proverbs and classical allusions with example sentences — the expressions educated natives use in writing and debate.
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C2 German C2 Professional
32 formal phrases for legal, administrative and diplomatic writing — contracts, official letters and negotiation.
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A2–B1 German Travel & Transport
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: airports, trains, buses, driving, hotels, and travel problems. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 German Food & Dining
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: ordering in restaurants, dietary needs, tastes, cooking, and food shopping. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 German Work & Office
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: job hunting, the office, meetings, email phrases, contracts, and daily work life. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 German Health & the Body
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: symptoms, the doctor and pharmacy, emergencies, the body, and healthy habits. Example sentence on every card.
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🇯🇵 Japanese

A1 Japanese Essentials
Core vocabulary in romaji and kana.
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A1 Japanese A1 Core Vocab
The complete A1 foundation — 311 highest-frequency words in kana and romaji, with example sentences (includes everything in the taster deck).
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A1 Japanese A1 Survival Phrases
60 ready-to-use phrases by scenario: introductions, café, directions, shopping, emergencies.
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A1 Japanese A1 Completion
Fills the CEFR A1 gaps: months, numbers 11-99, and 2020 Companion Volume scenarios — phone, social media, opinions, clarification.
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A1 Japanese Present-Tense Verbs
15 core verbs in plain and polite forms, affirmative and negative, with example sentences.
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A2 Japanese A2 Essentials
32-card vocab pack covering travel, work, daily life, and more.
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A2 Japanese A2 Core Vocab
356 more words beyond A1: daily routine, travel, work, weather, shopping, home, feelings.
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A2 Japanese Past, ～ている & ～てください Verbs (A2)
15 core verbs in the past tense (plain + polite), the ongoing ～ている form, and polite requests with ～てください.
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A2 Japanese A2 Situations
60 scenario phrases: transport & tickets, doctor basics, small talk, invitations, market.
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B1 Japanese B1 Core Vocab
Roughly JLPT N3 — 120 high-frequency words in kana and romaji spanning work, health, housing & bureaucracy, travel, feelings, plans, media, and relationships.
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B1 Japanese B1 Core Vocab Extension
Roughly JLPT N3 — 430 more words from JLPT N3 vocabulary. Adds to B1 Core Vocab — no overlap.
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B1 Japanese Negative Past, Volitional & Potential Verbs (B1)
10 core verbs in plain and polite negative-past ("didn't do"), volitional ("let's/I will"), and potential ("can do") forms — the key N4–N3 grammar points.
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B1 Japanese B1 Situations
60 scenario phrases for real B1/N3 exam and life situations: complaints, doctor visits, bureaucracy, phone calls, and renting.
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B1 Japanese B1 Connectors & Opinions
32 discourse markers and opinion phrases — the #1 differentiator in B1/N3 speaking exams.
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B2 Japanese B2 Core Vocabulary
120 words for environment, economy, society, technology, culture, and debate — argue and abstract like a native (≈N2).
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B2 Japanese B2 Core Vocab Extension
Roughly JLPT N2 — 262 more words from JLPT N2 vocabulary. Adds to B2 Core Vocab — no overlap.
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B2 Japanese B2 Advanced Verbs
Passive, causative, and causative-passive forms (plain + polite) for 10 core verbs — reluctant obligation and formal narration (≈N2).
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B2 Japanese B2 Debate & Formal Writing
32 essay connectors, hedging phrases, concessions, and formal letter/email formulas (≈N2).
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C1 Japanese C1 Core Vocab
300 precision words (roughly JLPT N1) spanning politics, law, science, arts, psychology, business, media, and philosophy — native-adjacent vocabulary beyond B2/N2.
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C1 Japanese C1 Idioms & Collocations
Real idioms, yojijukugo (four-character compounds), and kotowaza proverbs with example sentences — the expressions textbooks skip.
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C1 Japanese C1 Professional
32 business Japanese phrases — keigo (honorific/humble register), meetings, negotiation, and reports.
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C2 Japanese C2 Core Vocab
202 rare and literary words (beyond JLPT N1) — classical kango, rhetoric, law, politics and refined written style. For near-native readers past C1.
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C2 Japanese C2 Idioms & Collocations
60 kan'yōku, classical allusions and kotowaza with example sentences — the expressions educated natives use in writing and debate.
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C2 Japanese C2 Professional
32 high-keigo phrases for formal letters, apologies, negotiation and corporate communication.
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A2–B1 Japanese Travel & Transport
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: airports, trains, buses, driving, hotels, and travel problems. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Japanese Food & Dining
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: ordering in restaurants, dietary needs, tastes, cooking, and food shopping. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Japanese Work & Office
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: job hunting, the office, meetings, email phrases, contracts, and daily work life. Example sentence on every card.
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A2–B1 Japanese Health & the Body
60 words and phrases, grouped by situation: symptoms, the doctor and pharmacy, emergencies, the body, and healthy habits. Example sentence on every card.
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🧪 Chemistry

101 Chemistry Essentials
Key terminology for intro chemistry courses — matter, atomic structure, bonding, and reactions.
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201 Chemistry 201
The next step up — gas laws, thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium, electrochemistry, organic and nuclear chemistry.
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🌍 Geography

Subject US State Capitals
All 50 states matched with their capital cities, each with a fun fact.
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Subject World Capitals
50 countries matched with their capital cities, each with a fun fact.
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