Three New Flashcard Types, Video 2: How to make them

Introducing three new flashcard types for language learning: Two for learning the root form/infinitive form for your words, and one for connecting words to a definition. In this second video, I'll show you how to make them using a new flashcard model. For more info, go to these links:
Fluent Forever Blog: blog.fluent-forever.com
Anki Instructions: fluent-forever.com/chapter2
Anki Language Learning: ankilanguagelearning.com
More Anki Decks, including Vocab and Pronunciation: speakada.com
Reddit's Anki Language Learning Community: / ankilanguagelearning

[@samuelbars5301]

Its' incredible how I learn more easily words when there in sentence. I think the fact that it is in context really really helps me. For example I couldn't remember apertador in portuguese, until I made these new flashcards, which took me a little bit more time to do, but also all the time involved for the other words in the sentence made it unforgettable

[@stoicfloor]

Thanks for the insight!

[@juanr2099]

Polvo is octopus in portuguese. The pictures dont's come from spanish websites.

[@hugoforte]

What is the plugin used to preview the cards during creation?

[@tjbroussard3524]

How do the audio files provided from your website play into the new cards? I have your spanish package.

[@gabrieltoma9057]

How did you make this multi-search in safari? It is much faster than the applescript for Sarafi since you don't have to open the app for every word.

[@glennmatthews4348]

Does your downloads work on Anki Universal App?

[@spacevspitch4028]

Hey man...Russian in 9 months? In addition to random studying of various books here and there I did pimsleur's entire 90 lessons of russian over the course of a year and a half and I'm barely conversational. So...I was considering buying your book. I've been reviewing Pimsleur's Russian (can't believe how much I forgot after just a few months from finishing all 3 levels!), doing memrise (Spanish and Russian), and doing Pimsleur Spanish and a course called "Synergy Spanish". I've been on this language learning kick for a few years now and I have SO little to show for except that I have good pronunciation (music is the main language I study, so I have 20 years of eartraining going for me :p ). Probably gonna purchase your book soon but my initial experience with Anki was lackluster. not sure how to go about getting it to work for me the way you have!

[@stoicfloor]

You should've read his book. It could have saved you a lot of time.

[@freerider10000]

Get the book, you won't regret it!

[@verisimilitudeteller]

Gotta agree, the book explains all, and he has other videos showing how the concepts in the book get converted into practicality in card making like you see here. Also the website has free tools and the forum is great to search for a lot of questions which have already been asked and answered.

[@samuelbars5301]

Follow the method without changing anything, don't try to reinvent the wheel. You'll go very fast and get familiar with the tools, after a few months, depending on your language, you're gonna have your first results, and then you'll be fluent after enough months. I think it's interesting to also tweak things in the method and all, but only do it the second time using the method, so you already have a solid base understanding and practical know-how. The book is essential, and the blog articles add useful bits of information to it

[@christopherolsen113]

"octopuses" not "octopi"

[@EnglishLearnerTube]

This is terrible! You're mixing Portuguese and Spanish!!! Polvo is octopus in Portuguese!!