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How can I create a vocabulary card? I know how to add a list to my account, but cannot figure out how to create a new vocabulary card. There are two situations for why I want to do this:
1) I'm using a textbook that doesn't already have a generated list for me to add to my account. 2) I want to modify a list for a textbook to include the extended vocabulary in the textbook.
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To add vocabulary to a list
1) Search for the word form our dictionary, then select \"Add to flashcards\" (or in some cases just \"Add Card\" After pressing that, you will be asked to identify the list where you want to add this card. Alternatively 2) Use existing prepared lists, open the list (on iOS or Andorid select \'Add some\') check the words that you like to add to the list and then press \"Add (selected) words\". Again you will be presented with the lists you already own, just select the one you like to use. |
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I tried to add a card to my existing list from your dictionary. However, when I selected \"add to your flashcards,\" the computer never showed me any of my lists (it just continued to search for the lists). I was unable to add the card to my list.
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OK, the dictionary is working and I am now able to add words from the dictionary to my list. However, I am finding that there are words I want to add that are not in your dictionary. How do I create a new entry for a new vocabulary word? For example, I want to add the traditional characters \"復習.\"
Thank you.
klaus lautet:
If you have words to add, then please let us know - we will add them for you. The best way is to use the Import Word Lists button, that is located on the "Content" left side. There you can write the Chinese characters of the words that you want to use (one below each other) and we will add them to the dictionary and also to your flashcards. You also can use the "Feed back" button to ask us to add individual words - that way may take a little longer to be processed as it needs to be forwarded to one of our teachers. |
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了不起! (Hope that means Great/Awesome?!?) Thank you! The hint to add words through the "Import Word List" button was just what I was looking for. Thank you, Thank you!
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