What if there was a guaranteed way to learn new words fast?

You'd speak way more of your target language, right?

Well, such a way exists.

It's called spaced repetition flashcards,

and you'll see just what makes this method powerful in just a bit.

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What is spaced repetition?

So first, let's talk about spaced repetition.

What is it?

And why is it so powerful for learning languages?

First off, spaced repetition is exactly what it sounds like.

It's learning that gets spaced out over time.

Imagine this.

You learn a new phrase today, and instead of trying to memorize for the next 20 minutes

so you can remember it forever, you just walk away for the day.

But then, you come back tomorrow to review. Then again, two days later,

then again three days later, and so on. So you're spacing out your learning. You learn,

you take a break, you come back later. Why do it this way? There are two big reasons. First,

you need repetition to learn anything. I mean, think about it. When was the last time you heard something once and it stuck forever? You'd be fluent by now if that worked. And second, your brain remembers better when you take breaks in between reviews. If you try to cram it all in at once, your brain has no time to process and you forget everything as quickly as you learned it.

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