Hi language nerds,
I've got a friend who's trying to revive an indigenous language. Each week she makes a public video with a new word. The problem is that watching a 2 minute video for one piece of vocab is not an efficient way to learn the language. I offered to help her out by creating flashcards in an app (she's not tech savvy) so that she can provide the general public with a way to study the material in a more efficient manner.
My preferred app of choice is Flashcards Deluxe - I've used it in my own studies on Spanish and I've created custom decks with recorded sound and it's worked great. I was going to do the same for this project, but I'm wondering if perhaps there is a better way app out there.
So I put the question to you oh great hivemind: which is the best app for this project. Keep in mind the following parameters:
The app MUST:
- be able to add customized decks (for obvious reasons)
- be able to support embedded sound clips (the goal is to get people speaking the language so sound is a must)
The app PREFERABLY:
- is not too complicated to use (I hope to aim this at the general public - those people who want to learn a phrase here and there; therefore it needs to be simple to use - or as simple as possible)
- uses SRS
- is available on Android and iPhone as an app
- is available for free or very cheap (i.e. under $5 - lowering the barrier for learning the language)
I looked through the wiki. Mnemosyne seems like a decent option but I don't know if it has phone app. Anki seems like it might be more complicated than Flaschards Deluxe and it the iPhone cost is prohibitive.
But tell me what you think!
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