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Quizlet

App Service · Language learning · 99 mentions · 9 subreddits · discussed in r/languagelearning, r/Korean, r/German, r/ChineseLanguage

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Pros

  • quizlet (similar to anki but simpler interface)
  • Anyway, the combination of Anki and Quizlet saved me. ... Quizlet for short-term cramming (the Quizlet had English on it).
  • Quizlet is like 30 bucks a year and is totally fine.
  • Quizlet is fine if I need an app. I don't need the whole of human history stored on my online flash cards
  • I even had a one year subscription to Quizlet and I learned a lot of vocabulary thanks to it. ... I miss a lot Quizlet flawless ui, as well as word games and such.

Cons

  • Are there any apps that are good for drilling Zhuyin, or should I just download a pile of Anki or Quizlet sets?
  • I've used Memrise and Quizlet in the past, but I don't prefer to have the headache of multiple apps and accounts right now.
  • I will look at that. I do have Quizlet, which I assume would be similar.
  • Quizlet is absolutely fine and way easier to work with than Anki. I switched to Quizlet from Anki for my digital flashcard needs and am much happier with it. ... The one complaint I have with quizlet is when you get a card wrong they're...
  • I also use Quizlet for vocabulary, but the only thing that i find useful is the write mode.

Sentiment

59 positive (60%) · 30 mixed (30%) · 10 negative (10%)

Trust + time weighted score: +47% · raw score 49%

What redditors said (10 of 99)

Are there any apps that are good for drilling Zhuyin, or should I just download a pile of Anki or Quizlet sets?
mixed · u/I****s · r/ChineseLanguage · comment · Aug 16, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
quizlet (similar to anki but simpler interface)
positive · u/u****t · r/German · comment · Jan 19, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Anyway, the combination of Anki and Quizlet saved me. ... Quizlet for short-term cramming (the Quizlet had English on it).
positive · u/S****n · r/languagelearning · comment · Jul 11, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I've used Memrise and Quizlet in the past, but I don't prefer to have the headache of multiple apps and accounts right now.
negative · u/E****v · r/languagelearning · Nov 11, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I will look at that. I do have Quizlet, which I assume would be similar.
mixed · u/a****7 · r/duolingo · comment · Aug 31, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Quizlet is like 30 bucks a year and is totally fine.
positive · u/J****e · r/German · comment · Aug 20, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Quizlet is absolutely fine and way easier to work with than Anki. I switched to Quizlet from Anki for my digital flashcard needs and am much happier with it. ... The one complaint I have with quizlet is when you get a card wrong they're like "I'm so sorry uwuuuu you'll do better next time, you're amazing! You're trying so hard! Don't cry!!!!" and when you get one right they're like "Yesss omg you're brilliant!!!!" Bugs the shit out of me
mixed · u/J****e · r/languagelearning · comment · Aug 20, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Quizlet is fine if I need an app. I don't need the whole of human history stored on my online flash cards
positive · u/J****e · r/German · comment · Aug 4, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I also use Quizlet for vocabulary, but the only thing that i find useful is the write mode.
mixed · u/P****s · r/German · comment · Dec 31, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
It gives you the option to create your own flashcards. Can use photos. Videos or gifs and automatic translation with playback from X to X lanuage and vice versa. But the one thing that does annoy me is that you have to type every card set manually [if making your own]
mixed · u/O****5 · r/Korean · comment · Feb 17, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗

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