New words you can use, not just remember

The Ebbinghaus forgetting curve shows how quickly we forget something new. Each spaced review lands just as a word starts to fade and lifts your memory of it back up, so it settles into long-term recall instead of slipping away.

The methods with the most evidence behind them are spaced repetition, active recall, and seeing words in real context. My Lingua Cards combines all three: each word returns at the right moment, quizzes ask you to recall it from memory, and every card carries professional audio and a natural example sentence – so words move into long-term memory without rote cramming.

Active recall means pulling a word from memory instead of just re-reading it. It's one of the most effective ways to learn, because the effort of remembering strengthens the memory itself. That's why your learned words flow into quizzes that ask you to retrieve them, not just recognize them on a card.

Fewer than you think. In My Lingua Cards you choose a daily pace of 10, 20, or 30 new words, and spaced repetition schedules the reviews. A few calm minutes every day beat a long cram: steady practice is what moves words into long-term memory.

The first month is free: 300 ready vocabulary cards and 3 new practices a day in which you use the words you have learned. Repeating a saved practice does not use the daily limit. No credit card is required.

19 languages, from English, Spanish, and French to Japanese, Korean, and Arabic – each with vocabulary organized by CEFR level, from A1 to C1.

Professional audio, a relevant image, the phonetic transcription, a clear definition, and a real example sentence – plus synonyms, antonyms, and a memory hint in the full description.

Yes, if you want Anki-style long-term memory practice without preparing and maintaining all cards yourself. My Lingua Cards gives you ready-made vocabulary with audio, images, examples, IPA, CEFR levels, a daily queue, reverse practice, and practice that puts the words to use.

Quizlet is useful for studying sets. My Lingua Cards is a ready vocabulary system: the cards are prepared, reviews are scheduled, reverse practice trains active recall, and short practices get you using the words in real situations.

Duolingo is useful for daily app-guided language practice. My Lingua Cards focuses on durable vocabulary: prepared cards, spaced review, reverse recall, audio, examples, and practice that puts the words to use.

No. Your first vocabulary cards are prepared for you. When you need specific words, Learning now lets you add a list, or paste a text and let the app pick the words out of it, and study them in a separate focused session.

Yes. Spaced repetition and reverse recall make words easier to retrieve, then short practices ask you to use them in real situations by voice or typing.

Nothing happens automatically: there is no card on file, so you are never charged unless you choose a plan. Your words and progress stay saved. To keep learning, pick the 6- or 12-month plan, or go month to month.