RepetoGender stays attached to the noun
Learn la manzana rather than memorizing manzana in isolation, with the grammatical cues you need to use it later.
Spanish flashcards app · AI vocabulary cards
Type one Spanish word. Get the whole flashcard.
Repeto turns a word into the card you would have made by hand—translation, part of speech, gender, and a useful example. Add a Spanish article, class notes, or a PDF when you need the whole deck.
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you type manzana
Spanish → English card
manzana
apple
Como una manzana al día. — I eat an apple a day.
What should a Spanish vocabulary flashcard include?
A useful Spanish flashcard needs more than an English translation. Include the word, meaning, part of speech, grammatical gender where relevant, and a short sentence that shows natural usage. Repeto generates those fields in a Spanish deck and lets you adjust the deck instructions for the dialect and detail you prefer.
Translation and word typeGender and articleExample sentenceFSRS reviews
How it works
From source to scheduled review in four steps.
- 01
Create a Spanish deck
Choose the direction you are learning and tell the deck what matters—for example, Latin-American Spanish or answers under ten words.
- 02
Type the word
Enter vocabulary one term at a time. Each term lands immediately while the complete card fills itself in.
- 03
Add larger material
Drop in an article, PDF, lesson notes, YouTube video, recording, or textbook photo to propose a tagged batch of vocabulary cards.
- 04
Remember it with FSRS
Review due cards for a few minutes at a time while FSRS adapts the interval to what you remember and forget.
Why Repeto
Spanish cards with the context a word list misses
Examples make meaning concrete
A short sentence distinguishes how a word is actually used and gives you another path to recall it.
Your class material becomes practice
Turn assigned readings, notes, links, and lesson recordings into cards instead of studying somebody else’s generic list.
A closer look
Build Spanish flashcards that test usable language
The strongest vocabulary cards connect form, meaning, grammar, and context while keeping the actual recall task small.
Choose the direction before generating
Spanish-to-English recognition and English-to-Spanish production are different skills. Set the deck direction explicitly, and create a reverse card only when you truly need to produce the word rather than merely recognize it.
Keep the article with the noun
For nouns, learning el or la together with the word makes gender easier to retrieve later. A compact example sentence can reinforce the same cue without turning the answer into an unreadable grammar note.
Treat conjugations as focused prompts
A full verb table on one card is difficult to recall and grade. Ask for one tense, person, or contrast at a time, then link the cards through tags so the deck stays organized without overloading each review.
Use your lessons as the vocabulary filter
A generic list may contain frequent words, but your class, book, or conversation supplies the words you need now. Generate candidates from that material, remove duplicates, and keep examples that match the variety of Spanish you study.
The difference
AI Spanish flashcards vs. copying a word list
A word list is fast to find but weak for recall. Repeto builds the information you need into an editable card and schedules it.
Capability Repeto Typical alternative
Translation Generated Usually
Gender and article Generated Sometimes
Example sentence Generated Sometimes
Your own readings and class notes Supported Manual
Adaptive spaced repetition FSRS Varies
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to make Spanish flashcards?
Make each card retrieve one useful idea and include enough context to use the word: translation, part of speech, article or gender, and a concise example. Repeto drafts those fields, and you can edit them before study.
Can AI create Spanish flashcards from my notes?
Yes. Paste notes or add a PDF, document, link, transcript, recording, or photo to a Spanish deck. Repeto proposes vocabulary cards based on that material.
Can I choose Latin-American or European Spanish?
Yes. Give the deck a plain-language instruction such as ‘always use Latin-American Spanish’ so generated cards follow that preference.
Can I move my Spanish deck to Anki?
Yes. Repeto exports decks as .apkg files and also imports existing Anki .apkg decks.
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