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Enter flashcards, study them on desktop or mobile, and track your progress over time!
Welcome to your German vocabulary study guide!
With this doc, you can use
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to learn German vocabulary, or anything else you want to study. Check out what it has to offer, and then when you're ready to start, head over to
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to get things up and running.

Why spaced repetition?
Spaced repetition is a powerful technique for committing almost anything to memory. You can use this template to learn German using spaced repetition, or you can repurpose it for anything else you want to study. Once you enter your cards, the doc will automatically decide how often you should study each one based on your past answers. You can then study your flashcards daily on desktop or mobile, get email notifications to know how many cards you have to study, and track your progress over time with a simple chart.

If you're curious about the method, check out this awesome video where
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explains why and how he used the method to learn Chinese:


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Explore the doc
This doc has four key sections to explore:
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Use this section for your daily practice.
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Check out how you've been progressing over time in your knowledge of German vocabulary.
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Add more vocabulary to your list with the click of a button!
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Adjust the study intervals and enable or disable daily notifications from this doc.
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How to use this doc
Follow these easy steps to get things up and running.

1️⃣ Clear out example data
Clear all data
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2️⃣ Add in your own words to study
Use
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to quickly add your own words.

3️⃣ Adjust your
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to your preferences
Make sure to turn on notifications and progress tracking if you want to use those features.

4️⃣ Start studying!


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