Cards Collection

BECAUSE NOBODY DECIDED TO MAKE A FRIGGING JO YO KANJI CARD SET,

YES, I HAVE TAKEN JUSTICE INTO MY OWN HANDS.

SEIGI NO TAME NI, KONO JYOU YOU KANJI ZENBU KANSEI SHIMASHITA

AT THIS POINT I DONT EVEN CARE IF MY BUNPOU IN THAT BUNSHYOU IS CORRECT.

This collection includes all the words of Metzger's Lexical Aids for Students of New Testament Greek. The functionality of the font is lacking, but otherwise entries are recorded precisely as they appear in the third edition of Metzger's book. It is categorized using Metzger's divisions.

This vocabulary list attempts to collect the 2,500 most important words. An unusual feature is that it is sorted with the most common words first and rarest words last, so that (in theory) the student can stop at any point according to his or her desired proficiency level.

This collection of cards goes from English to the corresponding Toki Pona word. It was created from the official Toki Pona word list, by taking each English definition and creating a card with the corresponding Toki Pona word. It also includes the 2 newer words, 'pan' and 'esun'.

This collection of 24 cards is for learning the words related to the concept of 'time' in the language Toki Pona.

Studying turns of phrase or idioms helps fluency, since you learn thereby common thoughts without having to grope for a literal, and too-often comic, direct translation.

This card set contains common techniques used in writing novels and screenplays.

Name: geeknewbie

Description:

This is a deck of flashcards to help anyone going for the A+ exam, understand and memorize the acronyms that will be on this test. I got this list from the CompTIA site itself.

Enjoy!

Spanish idioms with English idiomatic equivalents; most include a sentence which uses the Spanish idiom, to give the student an example.

There are 576 idioms here, and if you produce one that fits a conversational situation, the odds are good that it will make you seem much more fluent. Remember, though, that idioms are often local, and don't be surprised if, occasionally, people just look at you with confusion when you use one. Instead, view it as an excellent opportunity to produce another idiom that fits.

A few hundred questions about various aspects of Chinese history and culture.