English flashcard decks

Basic verifiable facts about the Solar System: planets, moons, stars. Source: Wikidata (CC0), curated and edited for RepeatMe.

Symbols of chemical elements and their English names (Fe → Iron). Reverse of the name → symbol deck. Source: Wikidata (CC0), curated and edited for RepeatMe.

Atomic numbers of chemical elements and their English names (26 → Iron). Source: Wikidata (CC0), curated and edited for RepeatMe.

Names of chemical elements and their symbols (Iron → Fe). Many symbols come from Latin names (Sodium → Na, Gold → Au). Source: Wikidata (CC0), curated and edited for RepeatMe.

Basic biology terms and their meanings: cell, gene, photosynthesis, evolution and more. Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Basic verifiable facts about the organs and systems of the human body. Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Squares of the numbers 1 to 30: n² → value. Official RepeatMe collection; procedurally generated.

Multiplication table from 2 to 9: expression → answer. Official RepeatMe collection; procedurally generated.

Basic school formulas: what to find → the formula. Official RepeatMe collection; curated and edited by the editorial team.

The most common A1 Italian words: people, home, food, basic verbs and adjectives. Each noun comes with its article (il/lo/la/l') — learn the word together with its gender. Full set: 500 words with flip, multiple-choice, typing and fill-in-the-blank modes. Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

The most common A1 French words: people, home, food, basic verbs and adjectives. Each noun comes with its article (le/la/l') — learn the word together with its gender. Full set: 500 words with flip, multiple-choice, typing and fill-in-the-blank modes. Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Ready-to-use Spanish conversational phrases for greetings, politeness and first conversations. Official RepeatMe collection; curated and edited by the team.

The most common A1 Spanish words: people, home, food, basic verbs and adjectives. Each noun comes with its article (el/la) — learn the word together with its gender. Full set: 500 words with flip, multiple-choice, typing and fill-in-the-blank modes. Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Ready-to-use German conversational phrases for greetings, politeness and first conversations. Official RepeatMe collection; curated and edited by the team.

The most common A1 German words: people, home, food, basic verbs and adjectives. Each noun comes with its article (der/die/das) — learn the gender with the word; nouns are capitalised. Full set: 500 words with flip, multiple-choice, typing and fill-in-the-blank modes. Official RepeatMe collection; written and proofread by the editorial team.

Capitals of the largest and best-known countries of every continent. Source: Wikidata (CC0), curated and edited for RepeatMe.

All 50 U.S. states and their capitals — including the common traps where the capital is not the largest city (California — Sacramento, New York — Albany, Texas — Austin). Source: Wikidata (CC0), curated and edited for RepeatMe.

Flags of well-known countries: flag → country. Source: flagcdn.com (public domain), curated and edited for RepeatMe.

Capitals of every country in Europe — the full set to know the map of the continent confidently. Source: Wikidata (CC0), curated and edited for RepeatMe.