ensemble

Language brings people together

Flashcards for the words you meet in real life — photographed, translated, and read aloud in the language you’re learning.

Adverb

together


  • 1We are learning together.
  • 2Shall we practice together?
  • 3They sing well together.
Adverb

ensemble


  • 1Nous apprenons ensemble.
  • 2On pratique ensemble ?
  • 3Ils chantent bien ensemble.
[ɑ̃.sɑ̃bl]
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A photo becomes a deck

Point your camera at a textbook page, a menu, a handout, or your own handwriting. Every word comes back as a finished card — translation, article, example sentences, and part of speech already filled in.

Leçon 4

  • le pain
  • le fromage
  • la pomme
  • le marché
  • breadle pain
  • cheesele fromage
  • applela pomme

The words you can read but can’t say

Knowing a word isn’t one thing. Rate each card across seven separate skills, then build a session from exactly the gaps — the words you understand but can’t pronounce, or can say but can’t spell.

Choose what to practice

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One shared deck. Your own progress.

Build a deck with a study partner or a group. Everyone adds to the same cards, and everyone’s ratings stay their own — so you always practice your gaps, not theirs.

Deck · Le quartier

CardYouHilary
le marchéEasyGood
la boulangerieChallengingEasy
le quartierGoodEasy

Same cards, separate ratings.

Start with one word

Make a deck, photograph a page, and hear it back.

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Your decks sync to the iPhone app, so you can practice away from your desk.