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Study in your language.

Use a language you're comfortable with, or practice one you're learning. Tell Grasply which language you'd like for the questions and which for the explanations.

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Step by step

How to create multilingual flashcards

Add material or a prompt

Start with your vocabulary notes, a PDF, a book photo, or a topic you want to practice.

Specify your language and goal

Choose the language for your session. For bilingual practice, describe both languages and what you want to learn in your prompt.

Answer, listen, understand

Practice with quiz questions and audio playback. Read explanations and inspect available sources when you need more context.

More than word lists

What will you learn in your next language?

Start with language practice or bring a subject you already study. These illustrative questions show four ways to use multilingual flashcards.

Vocabulary in context

Je cherche la gare. Où est le train ?

Answer: La gare means the train station. Practice words alongside the situations where you use them.

Make vocabulary flashcards

Grammar through questions

Yo ___ español todos los días. (estudiar)

Answer: Estudio. Practice choosing the verb form that agrees with the subject.

Practice with grammar flashcards

Understanding a passage

Mia fährt mit dem Zug nach Berlin. Wohin fährt Mia?

Answer: Nach Berlin—to Berlin. Check what a sentence says before moving to a longer passage.

Turn reading into flashcards

Your course, another language

Quelle est l’unité fonctionnelle du rein ?

Answer: Le néphron—the nephron. Connect French course terminology with English biology vocabulary.

Study from your own notes

What you can do

Learn in more than 20 languages

Use the language that matches your course, book, location, or learning goal.

Build bilingual sessions

Move between languages when translation and exact terminology both matter.

Verify every important answer

Open explanations and inspect real sources instead of memorizing unsupported output.

Explore beyond right or wrong

Follow an explanation into related concepts when understanding matters more than the score.

Common questions

How many languages does Grasply support?

Grasply supports learning sessions in more than 20 languages.

Can I create bilingual flashcards?

Yes. Specify both languages and your learning goal in your prompt—for example, French vocabulary with English explanations. You can also study a subject entirely in another supported language.

Can I hear flashcards aloud?

Yes. Audio playback can read flashcard content and selected OCR text.

Can I make language flashcards from my own material?

Yes. Use notes, PDFs, photos, or books. Save material to your Grasply Library and select it as the source for your session. You can also start from a prompt.

Which question formats can I practice?

Grasply supports Multiple Choice with four options, Yes / No, and Fill in the Blank. Use them to practice word meanings, grammar, or understanding a passage.

Are multilingual flashcards free?

Yes. Grasply is free to use with no paywall and can generate up to 30 flashcards per topic. Download the app for iPhone, iPad, or Android to create your session.

Are multilingual flashcards only for learning languages?

No. You can also study biology, history, law, or another subject in your preferred language. Bilingual sessions can help you connect course terminology across languages.

Can I check where an answer came from?

Yes. Explanations can include real sources so you can verify important facts.

Camera & Book OCRSome passages make you stop and think. Take a photo, turn the text into a quiz, and give those ideas a little more time before you turn the page.AI FlashcardsBring a chapter, a lecture, or a question you'd like to understand. Grasply turns it into visual quizzes, with explanations you can open whenever you get stuck.

Try it with your own notes

No paywall. Start with material you already have or a topic you want to understand.