language_practiceFlashcard terminal app with spaced repetition
While any language with gender or verb aspect can be used, declension/verb conjugation charts are currently only supported for Ukrainian, Russian and French.
This application relies heavily on the TOML format so Python 3.11 is the minimum supported Python version.
Run pip install --user language-practice.
Download the repo and run pip install --user . in the top level of the repo.
Run language-practice to start the program.
The file format is TOML.
lang: Accepts uk, ru and fr as values if you would like to pull conjugation
or declension charts from Wiktionary. Not specifying this value does not pull charts
and runs in flashcard-only mode.Put each word under a [[words]] heading.
Supported keys are:
word: required, vocabulary word to learn in another languagedefinition: required, definition of the vocabulary to learn in your language,
this will be displayed to you for you to guess the word to help recallaspect: aspect of the verb, displayed with the definition to differentiate between
perfective and imperfective verbs if the language you know does not have themusage: arbitrary usage note about the word entrypart_of_speech: used to differentiate between relational adjectives and nouns and
similar cases where the part of speech is not clear in your language from the word
itselfcharts: add custom inflection chart where not available on Wiktionarygender: gender of the word, displayed with the word to be studiedThis app uses SuperMemo 2 for spaced repetition.
Please open bugs and request features on Github! I would love to make this more useful to others. Usability issues are always appreciated.
FAQs
Flashcard app with support for downloading inflection tables
We found that language-practice demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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