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I’m an Anki nut. In some sense, I owe three of my languages to Anki. One of my favorite things about Anki is its flexibility; you can make flashcards in any way you choose. Once you’ve created and memorized a lot of flashcards (I recently passed 20,000 flashcards…geesh), you’ll start to notice that not all cards are created equal. Some flashcards are easy to remember, they teach you precisely what you want to learn, and they generally make you smile when you see them. Others make you want to throw your smartphone out the window. Good flashcards can make the difference between sticking with a language until fluency or giving up after a few months, so I’m making this guide to help others learn from some of my terrible, terrible flashcard-related mistakes.
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Ja sam Struja orah. U nekom smislu, Dugujem tri moje jezike koji se Anki. Jedan od mojih omiljenih stvari o Anki je njegova fleksibilnost; možete napraviti flashcards na bilo koji način ste izabrali. Jednom kad ste stvorili i napamet puno flashcards (Nedavno sam prošao 20,000 flashcards…geesh), vi ćete početi primjećivati da nisu svi stvoreni jednaki razglednice. Neki flashcards su lako pamtljive, oni vas naučiti precizno ono što želite naučiti, i oni obično vam osmijeh kada ih vidite. Drugi bi želite baciti svoj smartphone kroz prozor. Dobre flashcards može napraviti razliku između držati s jezikom do tečnosti ili odustajanja nakon nekoliko mjeseci, tako da sam što ovaj vodič pomoći drugima da uče iz neke moje terrible, strašne Flashcard vezane greške.