Frequently asked questions
Any course whose vocabulary you can photograph or type in: Dysgu Cymraeg coursebooks from Mynediad to Gloywi, GCSE and A-Level Welsh, evening classes, tutors' handouts or a book. Clear tables with the Welsh in one column and the English in another work best from a photo. Flashcards Cymraeg is independent and isn't affiliated with any course provider.
No, and it isn't meant to. Courses like Dysgu Cymraeg, GCSE and A-Level Welsh, classes and tutors teach you Welsh. They're written and taught by people. Flashcards Cymraeg works with the words from your course and helps them stick between lessons. Tutors are welcome to recommend it. It isn't affiliated with any course provider or exam board.
Yes. When you generate sentences there's a box for what you'd like to practise, for example "the past tense", "asking questions" or "sentences with Baswn i'n…". Leave it blank for a mix suited to your level. See Example sentences.
Studying, adding words by hand and everything else is included. Only the AI features use your balance, and only by what each one actually costs us to run. Typical amounts:
- Reading a photo into words: about 5p a photo.
- Example sentences: about 1p a word with 2 sentences each, or around 27p for a 30-word deck.
- One more sentence for a word: about 5p.
- Explaining a sentence word by word: about 1p the first time. Explanations are saved, so opening one again is free. Sentences already explained are marked ✓ Explained.
Your balance is shown in the account menu (top right).
Spaced repetition shows you flashcards at increasing intervals based on how well you remember them. Cards you find easy are shown less frequently, while difficult cards appear more often. This optimises your learning and helps move vocabulary into long-term memory.
Currently, Flashcards Cymraeg requires an internet connection to work. We're considering offline functionality for future updates.
There's no limit to the number of flashcards you can create manually. AI card generation from images uses part of your monthly allowance, which is included with your subscription. Unused allowance does not roll over to the next month.
A drill is for learning new words; a test is for keeping the ones you've learned, using spaced repetition. They're explained in Drills & tests.
AI is good at this but not perfect, so give new words a quick check. Tap any word to correct it. The same goes for example sentences: edit or delete any that look wrong.
Consistency is more important than duration. Try to study for 10-15 minutes daily rather than longer, infrequent sessions. The spaced repetition algorithm works best with regular use.
Yes, we take data security seriously. Your flashcards and study progress are stored securely and are only accessible to you. See our Privacy Policy for more details.
We'd love to hear from you! Since we're in active development, your feedback is especially valuable. Please contact us at support@flashcardscymraeg.com with any bugs, suggestions, or questions.