coffee
le café
Every word comes with a picture and audio.
coffee
le café
bread
le pain
cheese
le fromage
beach
la plage
market
le marché
flower
la fleur
house
la maison
to eat
manger
French spelling sits far from its sound: the ends of deux and trois stay silent. That is why every word has audio.
Nouns come with their article: le pain, la fleur. Before a vowel the article shortens and hides the gender, as in l'eau. Cards don't mark that yet.
Être, avoir, aller and faire are in the deck of 50 common verbs.
The US Foreign Service Institute plans 30 weeks of full-time study for French. At 10 new cards a day, a first pass takes about a month.
Want a full plan? Read our guide: How to Learn Vocabulary Fast: A Practical Guide
Sources: Orthographic depth, US Foreign Service Institute, OIF, French speakers, DELF, DALF.
A new French word fades fast unless you see it again at the right moment. Peek does the timing for you.
Learn Today
You meet le pain, the word for bread. It clicks.
Fade Tomorrow
A day later: was it le pain or la pain?
Review Tomorrow
Peek brings the card back right before it's gone.
Keep A month later
A few reviews later, le pain comes to you with its article.
Learn Today
You meet le pain, the word for bread. It clicks.
Fade Tomorrow
A day later: was it le pain or la pain?
Review Tomorrow
Peek brings the card back right before it's gone.
Keep A month later
A few reviews later, le pain comes to you with its article.
Based on the forgetting curve (Ebbinghaus, 1885). Learn more on Wikipedia →
About 396 million people speak French, counting those who learned it. The travel, food and shopping decks will help on your first trip.
Preparing for DELF or DALF? They are France's official diplomas, from A1 to C2. The decks give you a base. Use them next to your course and add textbook words as your own cards.
Working with clients in France, Belgium or Canada? A few minutes of French every day keeps your vocabulary ready.
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A picture, the word with its article and how it sounds.
Pick the answer, type it with its accents, or just recall.
See which words stuck and which come back soon.
A fair comparison for learning French: what you get from the first day.
| Feature | | Anki | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday French words by topic | ✓ | Shared decks | User sets |
| 50 common verbs built in | ✓ | Shared decks | User sets |
| Nouns with le or la | ✓ | Depends on deck | Depends on set |
| Picture on every card | ✓ | Depends on deck | Depends on set |
| Audio on every word | ✓ | Depends on deck | ✓ |
| Spaced repetition (SRS) | ✓ | ✓ | Limited |
| No sign-up required | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
Honest note: Anki and Quizlet have many more shared French sets. Peek's verb deck teaches the infinitive only for now. It trades that for decks that are ready from the first card.
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The phrase cards use polite vous, like Comment allez-vous ? It is the safe choice when you meet someone.
It helps with one part. DELF tests listening, reading, writing and speaking, and the decks cover everyday vocabulary.
Peek gives you 10 new cards a day, so your first pass takes about a month.
Yes. French decks, the Android app and cloud sync are all free.
No. Choose French, open a deck and start. Add an account later if you change phones.
Tu or vous?
The phrase cards use polite vous, like Comment allez-vous ? It is the safe choice when you meet someone.
Is it enough for DELF?
It helps with one part. DELF tests listening, reading, writing and speaking, and the decks cover everyday vocabulary.
How long do all the decks take?
Peek gives you 10 new cards a day, so your first pass takes about a month.
Is Peek free?
Yes. French decks, the Android app and cloud sync are all free.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Choose French, open a deck and start. Add an account later if you change phones.