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1000 most common words in English Details
September 4, 2025 - Topic: English · Deck contains 1000 Anki Flashcards · Ratings 2 · Notes 1000 · Audio 0 · Images 0 · Download Anki Deck · OR · Generate Flashcards from PDF - Free By downloading, you agree to AnkiWeb's Terms. Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading...
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Noji
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1000 Anki Pro Decks
Noji is an advanced flashcards app featuring spaced repetition. Used by 7M users, it helps you study flashcards efficiently.
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The 1000 Most Common SAT Words
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r/Anki on Reddit: Is there a good deck with the most common English words?
May 9, 2012 -

I have been using the Core 6k deck for learning Japanese and I'm really enjoying it. When I first started learning English, I learned my vocabulary just by exposure to reading practice. I got to a comfortable level of fluency, and according to a particular online test, I know about 10,000 words. However, I really wish I could expand my vocabulary and reinforce some of the most common words that sometimes I have trouble with.

Is there a good Anki deck of English words with pronunciation?

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100 basic english words
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reddit.com › r/anki › english anki deck: close-up word list (a1+, a2, b1, b1+, b2, c1, c2)
r/Anki on Reddit: English Anki Deck: Close-up Word List (A1+, A2, B1, B1+, B2, C1, C2)
January 9, 2021 - The deck contains about 8000 unique English words or phrases. The Alphabetical Word Lists (.pdf) and Companion Audio (.mp3) were converted to Anki. The audio for example sentences was generated using · AwesomeTTS and Microsoft Azure Text-to-Speech. ... One final question. All the flashcards (separately) have an image ? ... I recently added a few images to Close-up, but most of the cards won't have any image.
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Most common English words
Other relative words: whose, when, whereby, etc. ... Anki is a spaced repetition flashcard program.
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5000 most used english words Details
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r/languagelearning on Reddit: On learning the 1000 most frequent words
February 23, 2023 -

There are several good courses and apps to get started in a language. My favorite is something like Assimil which effortlessly teaches you 1-2k words with the help of dialogs. But even a slower app like Duolingo can give you a strong footing which allows you to transition to graded readers and native content.

But every now and then I see people on here who reason like this:
The 1000 most common words will get you to 80% text coverage. So in order to get to consuming native content as fast as possible, it is important to learn those top 1000 words by heart using flashcards (Anki or Memrise).

What a huge waste of time!

The 1000 most common words are so called for a reason. They are the most common words. They are in everything and everywhere. They repeat all the time. In fact they repeat so often that you do not need to spend any extra effort learning them by heart.

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...how else do you propose learning words initially? By constantly looking them up? By guessing via context? What if you do something crazy, like learn the 1000 words actively via flash cards, and also immerse in content. Explicit memorization/exposure, plus natural exposure and context. That's what most people recommend. If you only know 10 words, it's incredibly difficult to find anything to consume - you don't know enough. Racing through the first 1000 words is recommended because at that point you can usually find something to watch or read that might actually be entertaining to you.
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I agree with this to a certain point. The reason for doing this is to get to where you can consume some content more quickly and for most people who follow this strategy is something they spend very little time on. We are talking about 15 minutes a day for the first 3 months and then they start consuming content and creating their own deck with lower frequency words. A 1K or 2K deck is not something you should be continuing to review once you have started reading and listening. It doesn't make sense. But as a way to get to the point where you can do that, it absolutely does. I did not do this in Italian, which is currently my best foreign language (strong C1 to C2 in most skills, strong B2 to C1 in speaking). The one thing that everyone that I speak with for more than a couple weeks acknowledges about my Italian is the breadth of my vocab and I credit that to starting on low frequency vocab almost immediately once I got to the point that I could understand most of the news and podcasts. But I am doing this in Swedish as a part of my learning strategy. The issue is I am creating the deck myself as I go because I do not like any of the existing decks. And before anyone asks, no, you cannot have my deck. It contains pictures of my family for the words for family members and makes connections that have meaning only to me. It will not make sense to other learners. Your decks should be treated like living things that are cultivated and pruned as your learning progresses. If you still have active A1 cards in your deck as a B2, you are wasting time. But if you have not achieved A1 yet, depending on your goals and the strategy you have set for getting to A2, it may make sense to have a deck with the top 1K nouns, verbs, and adjectives. I would absolutely skip pronouns, prepositions, etc as vocab cards. That being said, prepositions in usage cards as a sentence make perfect sense. Pronouns, depends on the language.
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reddit.com › r/anki › 3000 essential english words with examples, sound and images
r/Anki on Reddit: 3000 Essential English Words with examples, sound and images
October 29, 2020 -

This deck is based on the Core English Vocabulary. it's built in high quality & well design that let you focus on practical high-frequency words that is usually used in everyday life situations with hundred of English examples.

This Deck contains:-

  • 3000 Essential English Words

  • examples for deep understanding and fast learning

  • American and British pronunciation

  • PA (International Phonetic Alphabet)

  • supported with images when It Is needed

  • Google Translate (You can change it to any language wanted)

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... The Anki Core Decks provides curated flashcard decks for language learners. Our decks are designed to optimize language acquisition by focusing on the 8,000 to 11,000 most common words in your target language.