Build a custom vocabulary deck in minutes

BitLingo is built around your vocabulary—not ours. Here’s a fast workflow to go from idea to a practice-ready deck using audio flashcards for language learning.

Step 1: Pick a narrow theme

• Travel: airport, hotel check-in, food orders.
• Work: industry jargon, meeting verbs, common questions.
• Exams: frequency lists for CEFR/DELE/HSK.

Limiting scope to 20–40 words keeps sessions short and repeatable.

Step 2: Add words with smart prompts

• Enter the target word plus a short cue in your native language.
• Add a quick usage note only if it helps recall (e.g., gender, polite form).
• Keep entries terse so audio playback is clean and easy to repeat.

Step 3: Set playback for recall

• Enable shuffling to avoid order memorization.
• Choose a pause length that lets you repeat twice.
• Turn on slower playback for brand-new words; speed up once confident.

Step 4: Test and trim

• After one session, archive words you own and replace with new ones.
• Track “stumbles” by quickly re-adding them to a micro-list for later.

Why this beats generic curricula

• Relevance: every minute reinforces words you need right now.
• Retention: small, themed sets are easier to keep in long-term memory.
• Flexibility: swap lists per context—commute list, weekend list, business trip list.

Next steps

• Use this deck on a learn vocabulary during commute routine for truly hands-free language learning.
• Heading to the gym? Pair it with learn languages while working out.
• Want consistency? The habit playbook keeps these custom lists in rotation.

Build a deck today, practice tonight, and adjust tomorrow. That’s the loop that keeps vocabulary growth compounding.