How to Use the Notes Feature in SuperMemo?
Taking notes is a proven technique that supports learning, organizes knowledge, and helps with long-term retention. In the SuperMemo app, you can add your...
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Italian from scratch: how to start learning quickly and effectively
Italian is a beautiful language spoken not only in Italy but also in Switzerland, Vatican City, San Marino, and parts of Croatia. It attracts people planning...
Easter – Customs and Vocabulary in English, German, Spanish, and French
Easter is one of the most important holidays in many cultures. Although it is celebrated in various ways across different countries, it is accompanied...
Punctuation in English – Key Rules
Punctuation in English plays a crucial role in the clarity of communication. Even a beautifully written sentence can lose its meaning if it contains punctuation...
German for beginners. How to learn the basics?
Knowing German opens many doors: from studying abroad and working in an international environment to traveling freely in German-speaking countries. German...
Get Ready for Vacation with SuperMemo! Language Courses for Travelers
Are you planning a trip abroad and want to feel confident in conversations? Knowing the basics of the language of the country you’re visiting can greatly...
New features in Extreme vocabulary courses. Check out what has changed!
The Extreme course series is one of SuperMemo’s most intense and comprehensive offerings for those who want to quickly and effectively expand their vocabulary....
A, an, or the? English Articles in Practice
Before a noun in English, we usually use one of the articles: a, an (indefinite) or the (definite). Their correct use is one of the key elements of smooth...
French Articles – Key Information and Examples
Unlike the Polish language, where nouns stand alone, in French they are preceded by an article. The article not only indicates the grammatical gender but...
Learning Czech from Scratch – How to Get Started?
Although the Czech language is close to Polish, it has many grammatical and phonetic traps. Learning from scratch may be challenging, but with a well-planned...
Possessive Pronouns in German – What You Need to Know?
Possessive pronouns are another important part of German grammar. They indicate possession or ownership and always come before a noun. Their correct use...
