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Learn Spanish Using Flashcards

Learn Spanish Using Flashcards

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  • Released
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  • March 25, 2026
  • March 30, 2026

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Rubina Yasmin
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Master Spanish with structured lessons and intelligent flashcards. Progress from beginner to advanced levels with vocabulary, grammar, and quizzes. Study offline with over 12,000 pre-made cards or create your own.

✓Structured lessons from Beginner to C1
✓Vocabulary, grammar, and quiz practice
✓Spaced repetition system
✓Customizable flashcard decks
✓Offline study capability
✓Pronunciation audio
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What's New in Learn Spanish Using Flashcards

1.0.5

March 30, 2026

Added a flashcard text size setting in Profile, with consistent sizing across lessons, decks, and Vocab Master.

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Fonts are messed up and can’t read the answers in the vocab

The fonts are way too big and don’t show the answer when you’re looking for the flip Side of the flash card. I didn’t see any way to adjust the font size, so the entire application is kind of worthless. Maybe this will get fixed in a newer version.
PhilmeldaPhilmelda

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback. We’ve fixed this in the latest version. You can now change flashcard text size in Profile by choosing Small, Standard, or Large, and the setting applies across lesson cards, decks, and Vocab Master.

I'm sorry?

I've been practicing Spanish for around 2 years and I am no where near fluent (I really need to get a more extensive vocabulary) I wanna give this app the benefit of the doubt seeming that it does look to have a log of passion put into it. I decided to study some of the A2 Flashcards since that is what I'm looking for however most of the translations or phrases in these Flashcards have to be some of the most unhelpful I have seen literally anywhere . "Interrumpir la maleta" does not mean anything, nor is it Idiomatic. It baffled me that that's even something there but I kept going since I really wanted this app to be something I used daily, that was until I got "Interrumpir en la frontera" which I believe is insane to be an A2 Flashcard with the example being "I can interrupt at the border better now". It's genuinely nonsensical and as it is now I can not recommend. I don't like to throw this around much but it kinda smells of AI, it's nonsensical the stuff it's teaching naturally via the Flashcards. Hope the developer takes insight to this because it has promise other than what I've mentioned. Good UI, accessibility with the flashcards, just needs time to bake I hope.
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Hyphyn8Hyphyn8

Response from developer

Thank you very much for taking the time to write such a detailed and honest review — we truly appreciate it. You’re absolutely right to point out those examples. This was caused by a glitch in part of our vocabulary library, and we completely understand how frustrating that can be — especially when you’re learning seriously. We truly take this feedback seriously, and our team is constantly working on improving the content. The A1 and A2 vocabulary have now been fully reviewed and corrected to ensure all phrases are natural and useful. We’d really appreciate it if you could try the updated version of the app. If you notice anything else or have suggestions, feel free to reach out anytime: https://learn-spanish-using-splashcards.blogspot.com/p/learn-spanish-using-flashcards-app.html Thanks again for your support — it truly means a lot to us

Disappointing for the Money

Very robotic voice pronounces the word. Definitely not a good model for working on pronunciation.

Words longer than six or seven letters seem to get split into two lines on the flashcards and rotating my screen didn’t fix it.

All in all disappointing and frustrating for the cost.

Definitely deleting this.
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HungryGirl 95687HungryGirl 95687

Response from developer

Thank you for your honest feedback — we truly appreciate you taking the time to share it. Regarding the UI issue you mentioned with words splitting across lines, this has now been fixed. Please update the app and give it another try — the experience should be much smoother now. We’re also continuously working on improving overall quality, including pronunciation, and your feedback helps us move in the right direction. If you’re open to it, we’d really appreciate you trying the updated version. And if you notice anything else, feel free to reach out anytime: https://learn-spanish-using-splashcards.blogspot.com/p/learn-spanish-using-flashcards-app.html Thanks again for helping us improve.

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FAQ

Does Learn Spanish Using Flashcards have ads?

Yes, Learn Spanish Using Flashcards contains advertisements. These ads may appear within the app during your learning sessions.

What is the cost of Learn Spanish Using Flashcards?

The app is free to download and use. However, it offers optional subscription plans for enhanced features: Spanish Pro – Monthly at $4.99 and Spanish Pro – Yearly at $29.99.

What learning levels does Learn Spanish Using Flashcards cover?

Learn Spanish Using Flashcards offers structured lessons covering six levels: Beginner, A1, A2, B1, B2, and C1, catering to a wide range of proficiency.

Can I study Learn Spanish Using Flashcards offline?

Yes, the app is fully offline, allowing you to study anywhere without needing a Wi-Fi connection. This includes access to all built-in flashcards and lessons.

How does the spaced repetition system in Learn Spanish Using Flashcards work?

The spaced repetition system adapts to your recall by tracking how well you know each word. You rate cards as Again, Hard, Good, or Easy, and the system schedules reviews at optimal times for retention.

What devices is Learn Spanish Using Flashcards available on?

Learn Spanish Using Flashcards is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is Learn Spanish Using Flashcards updated?

The latest version is 1.0.5, and the app was last updated on March 30, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new content.

Can I create my own flashcard decks in Learn Spanish Using Flashcards?

Yes, you can create custom flashcard decks for any topic, organize them into folders, and even import decks from other devices. This allows for personalized study alongside the built-in content.