Cards Collection

  • Description:

    Vocabulary for Wheelock Latin, organized by chapter.
    Modified by: Rodion Kosovsky

    To enable the sound
    1) Download http://wheelockslatin.com/chapters/audio.zip
    2) Extract the contents of the archive to the Mnemosyne usually c:\documents and settings\[your profile name]\.mnemosyne

    Changes:
    Added Macrons
    Added sound
    Added Missing vocabulary and moved vocabulary hidden in answers to seperate questions
    Corrected sundry misspellings.

    Originally by: Stephen J. Fuhry

  • Description:

    This collection was made for the Math 132 course at Liberty University and requires LaTeX.

  • Description:

    English irregular verbs (180), nuns (117) and adjectives (7) for Polish users.

  • Description:

    Right now, this flashcard set contains the vocabulary for lessons 1-15 of the Newbie Series found at http://www.GermanPod101.com . These podcasts are free and available to all countries, so I hope that others will find this flashcard set useful.

    I put the vocabulary all in one category so that later I can make a different category and expand it with the vocabulary from later lessons or other series.

    I hope this collection will be useful to you!

    Judith Meyer

  • Description:

    This flashcard set contains almost 750 distinct flashcards Esperanto to English, taken from the free beginner courses at http://www.lernu.net (a great resource!). They are divided into categories by course:
    - Ana Pana and its continuation Ana Renkontas
    - Mi estas komencanto
    - Jen nia IJK

  • Description:

    Simple python script to download a full set of flashcards from the site http://www.flashcardexchange.com. Simply run the script with the flashcard set number that you see in the URL of the set of cards you want. A few additional options are explained in the program's help message.

  • Description:

    UPDATE: This set of cards has been fixed to take advantage of the Answer Overlay patch.

    NEWER UPDATE: Due to an xml formatting error, one card (Australia) continued to show up in non-Answer Overlay format. I fixed the error and re-uploaded the set.

    A collection of 67 countries, islands, and archipelagos. I've included virtually everything that might be considered a part of Asia or the Middle East, and went so far as to toss in Australia (since hey, it's just one item anyway).

    Some less-obvious features:

    - Japan is split up into its four major islands

  • Description:

    This deck is intended to be used with the book "Remembering the kanji 1" by James Heisig and the site "http://kanji.koohii.com".

    This deck, together with the hiragana and katakana, form the basic decks of the japanese writing system. Wich you should memorize before starting your japanese studies.

  • Description:

    I made this to test the unicode support that Mnemosyne has built in. No plugins were required :)

    Vietnamese is a tonal language so reading it will probably not be enough to learn, but if you've already heard the language, reading it can jog your memory ( which is what this project is all about, right?)

    If anyone else speaks Vietnamese please upload a more comprehensive deck.

  • Description:

    Each question consists of a French word and a 4x4 table of vowels in the IPA notation. The answer contains the same table but with the corresponding vowel highlighted.