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Everyday expressions
ありがとう
What does this expression mean?
A small moment of recall.
FOR THE THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING
Learn it.
Keep it.
The words you want to speak. The exam you’re working towards. The ideas you don’t want to lose.
Turn your notes into flashcards, then make them stick with a little practice, spaced over time.
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My first Japanese phrasesYOUR MATERIAL
ありがとう · arigatō A simple way to say thank you.
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YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH
A lectureA new languageA good bookA bigger goal
LESS SETUP. MORE STUDY.
From a page of notes
to a daily practice.
Keep the material that matters to you.
Give yourself a way to remember it.
01 / BRING IT IN
Your material. Your starting point.
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02 / MAKE IT YOURS
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03 / COME BACK TO IT
A habit with somewhere to go.
Recall an answer, check it, and rate how it went. Memoriser uses your ratings to schedule what comes next.
BUILT AROUND RECALL
There’s knowing it
when you see it.
And knowing it.
A familiar page can feel like progress. A question asks you to find the answer yourself.
Memoriser gives you room to think, an explanation when you need one, and another chance to practise.
Feel the differenceSPACE FOR THE WAY YOU LEARN
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A calmer place to use it.
Read it. Hear it. Recall it.
Study vocabulary, phrases and characters, with audio on supported language cards.
Keep the context close.
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Make room for real life.
Set study days, breaks and exam goals. Build a routine around the time you have.
Start together.
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A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Before you begin.
What can I turn into cards?
Paste your notes, upload supported documents such as PDFs, or start with a topic. You can also write and edit cards yourself. On the web, you can import Anki decks.
How does Memoriser choose what I review?
Memoriser uses spaced repetition. Your ratings help determine when each card returns, so difficult material gets more attention and familiar material can be spaced further apart.
Can I check the cards AI creates?
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Can I use it on my iPhone?
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Is it free to start?
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START SMALL. KEEP GOING.
What do you want
to remember?
Make your first deck Bring a page of notes. Leave with a place to start.