Тhis is a Hebrew-English deck, but it can be used with any other language, simply replace the translations into the desired language.
I haven't seen other such useful decks on Anki. I am not a native English speaker, so I search for translations in the dictionary.
The deck contains different types of cards for different parts of speech.
For nouns there is a word with vocalizations, a word without vocalizations (needed to search for cards), translation into English, plural, dual number, if any, gender of the word (can be masculine, feminine, masculine / feminine, masculine-plural, feminine- plural), audio, root if it makes sense.
For verbs there is an infinitive with vowels, an infinitive without vocalizations (needed for searching by cards), root, binjan, translation into English, dictionary form, four forms in the present tense and audio.
For adjectives there is word, root, and audio for masculine and feminine.
For pronouns and prepositions there are all available forms, audio and translation.
The last large group of cards is called STP - I don't remember the reasons anymore - but in general, these are simple word-translation cards, for the most part, these are phrases.
In the deck, it is highlighted in red when a noun has a gender different from that indicated by the ending, or not such a plural.
The translation is taken from the Morfix dictionary, audio from the forvo website. The list of necessary words for the Aleph level was taken from the Internet and roughly coincides with what I myself taught at this stage. This does not mean that this is enough to speak, but it is the minimum that is required for the exam.
I tried my best to avoid mistakes and upload high quality audio, but we are all imperfect. If you find an error in the deck, a missing or bad audio file, or just want to share an idea of what can be added to the deck - you are welcome to write to me at
[email protected] or in telegram
https://t.me/PriestOfQuetzalcoatl