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AI vocabulary flashcards
Create vocabulary flashcards from your word list.
Keep a sentence with each new word and make questions from your list. Ask for explanations in a familiar language and listen to the flashcards.
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Free to use · Up to 30 cards per topic · 20+ supported languages
Illustrative French vocabulary notes
Getting around town
Je vais à la gare pour prendre le train.
Je rends mon livre à la bibliothèque.
J’achète du pain à la boulangerie.
Multiple choiceExample
Where would you go to borrow a book?
La bibliothèque✓ Answer
La gare
La boulangerie
La pharmacie
Keep the sentence with the word
Add words from a lesson, book, or conversation. Include the sentences where you found them, then ask for questions in the language you're learning and explanations in the language you prefer.
How it works
From a word list to vocabulary practice
Describe the practice you want
Specify your target language and the language for explanations. Ask for meanings in context using Multiple Choice, Yes / No, and Fill in the Blank.
Answer and listen
Generate your session in Grasply, answer the questions, and use audio playback. Read explanations for words you mix up.
Copy the example, adjust the languages, and use it with your own material in the app.
Example questions
French vocabulary for getting around town
Illustrative questions based on the three sentences above. The vocabulary stays connected: a train station, a library, and a bakery. Your generated session will depend on your material and prompt.
Multiple choiceWhere would you go to borrow a book?
Answer: La bibliothèque—the library.
Yes / NoDoes “la gare” mean a train station?
Answer: Yes. “Je vais à la gare” means “I am going to the station.”
Fill in the blankJ’achète du pain à la ___.
Answer: boulangerie—the bakery.
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Study in your language
Keep your vocabulary connected to its source.
Save your notes in the Library and use your own material as the source. Multilingual sessions and audio playback let you practice in the language you are learning.
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Build practice around vocabulary from your own reading or course.
Hear the content
Use audio playback alongside written questions in supported languages.
Keep the context
Include a sentence so you can practice the intended meaning of a word.
Questions before you start
Can AI make vocabulary flashcards from my word list?
Yes. Paste your words and any example sentences into Grasply and describe the language and practice you want. You can also generate from notes saved in your Library.
Can vocabulary flashcards be bilingual?
Yes. Specify both languages in your prompt, such as French sentences with English explanations. Grasply supports sessions in more than 20 languages.
Can I listen to vocabulary flashcards?
Yes. Use the app’s audio playback to hear flashcard content in supported languages.
Should I include example sentences?
A sentence helps identify which meaning you want to practice, especially when a word has several meanings. Use examples from your own reading or notes.
Is the vocabulary flashcard generator free?
Yes. Grasply is free with no paywall and can generate up to 30 flashcards per topic. Generation happens in the iPhone, iPad, or Android app; this page provides examples and a prompt.
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