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While probably not for everyone, my preferred solution was always a flash card app like Anki or similar.
There are many shared flash card decks for many languages and topics. I've also always felt that being able to modify the flash cards for my own needs was very important.
I want to add a fun (at least for me) way to use flash cards:
I take a songtext in the language I want to learn, feed it to an LLM with the prompt:
I then feed this .csv-file into the flashcard app VocableTrainer (available on F-Droid) and learn those words. After that, I am happy to sing along to a song I now know the meaning of. Songs stay in my head very easy and so do those new learned words.
(The prompt might not be quite right, I talk German with my LLM and tried to roughly translate what I normaly write. Just check if it works and adjust it.)
Would be great, if someone could programm such a function into a vocab-trainer.
Cool idea, I'm going to give that a try 🙂