How flashcards make words stick.
Recall the word, check the answer, mark your confidence, and return to the words that still need work.
Your first study session.
The app is designed around a short, active loop. You should try to answer before revealing the back of the card.
Choose a deck
Start with A1 and choose the status filter you want to practice.
Recall first
Read the German word and say its meaning or article aloud.
Flip and check
Reveal the translation, Bengali support, and example sentence.
Mark confidence
Choose Known or Still learning so the right words return later.
Use every part of the answer.
Meaning
Check the English and Bengali meaning after your recall attempt.
Article and type
Notice noun articles and the part of speech instead of learning an isolated translation.
Example and audio
Read the sentence and use the audio button to connect spelling with sound.
What if you study every day?
Pick a daily target to estimate how quickly you can touch the 865-word A1 deck.
Let confidence control the next session.
The filters help you focus without changing the underlying vocabulary order.
Recall
Try to retrieve the answer before flipping.
Check
Use the meaning, example, and audio as feedback.
Repeat
Return to difficult words until recall feels stable.
Why the method works.
Active recall beats rereading
Retrieval practice can improve long-term retention compared with simply studying material again.
Spacing supports vocabulary
Spreading practice across sessions can improve later vocabulary recall.
Flashcards build fast vocabulary recall. Combine them with listening, speaking, reading, and writing for broader German practice.