coffee
el café
Real cards from the decks
Every word comes with a picture and audio.
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bread
el pan
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beach
la playa
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market
el mercado
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flower
la flor
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potato
la papa
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ticket
el boleto
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to eat
comer
Why learn Spanish with Peek
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You already know some of the words
Spanish and English share an estimated 10,000 to 15,000 cognates, like importante and universidad. Cards matter most where a guess won't help: queso, playa, comer.
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Read it aloud from day one
Spanish spelling is among the most regular in Europe, so the letters tell you the sound. Every word has audio, so you can check yourself by ear.
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Gender comes with the word
Nouns come with their article, so you learn el pan and la flor whole, not a bare word you have to sort out later.
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Ser and estar are separate cards
Both mean "to be", and learners take a long time to sort them out, often years. In the deck of 50 common verbs they are two cards: to be (permanent) and to be (temporary).
10 decks, 300+ cards
- Greetings & Basic Phrases 25
- Numbers, Days & Time 35
- Food & Drinks 40
- Family & People 25
- Travel & Directions 30
- Shopping & Money 30
- Body & Health 30
- Weather & Nature 25
- Home & Daily Routine 30
- Common Verbs 50
Want a full plan? Read our guide: How to Learn Spanish on Your Own: A Practical Plan
Sources: Lubiner & Hiebert 2011, Seymour et al. 2003, VanPatten 2010, Instituto Cervantes 2025, Instituto Cervantes, DELE, ASALE, Davies 2005.
You will forget la playa. Peek plans around it.
Even an easy Spanish word fades fast unless you see it again at the right moment. Peek does the timing for you.
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Learn Today
You meet la playa, the word for beach. It clicks.
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Fade Tomorrow
A day later: was it la playa or el playa?
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Review Tomorrow
Peek shows the card again just before the word slips away.
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Keep A month later
A few reviews later, la playa is simply there when you need it.
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Learn Today
You meet la playa, the word for beach. It clicks.
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Fade Tomorrow
A day later: was it la playa or el playa?
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Review Tomorrow
Peek shows the card again just before the word slips away.
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Keep A month later
A few reviews later, la playa is simply there when you need it.
Based on the forgetting curve (Ebbinghaus, 1885). Learn more on Wikipedia →
Who Peek is for
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Travelers
About 519 million people speak Spanish as a first language. The travel, food and shopping decks will help on your first trip.
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Students
Preparing for DELE? It's the official diploma from A1 to C2, and it never expires. The decks give you a base for the first levels. Add words from your textbook as your own cards.
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Professionals
Working with teams in Spain or Latin America? Short daily reviews keep your Spanish ready for the next call.
See Peek in action
Tap a step to see the screen.
See which Spanish cards are due today.
A picture, the word with el or la and how it sounds.
Pick the answer, type it, ñ and accents included, or just recall.
See what stuck and what Peek will bring back next.
Peek vs Anki vs Quizlet for Spanish
A fair comparison for learning Spanish: what you get from the first day.
| Feature | 
Peek
| Anki | Quizlet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday Spanish words by topic | ✓ | Shared decks | User sets |
| Common verbs deck built in | ✓ | Shared decks | User sets |
| Nouns with their article | ✓ | 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 has shared decks for full Spanish conjugation, and Quizlet has many more user sets. Peek sticks to everyday words and infinitives for now, ready from the first card.
Ask Peek
Tap a question, Peek answers.
Which Spanish do the decks use?
Where words differ, the decks use the Latin American one: papa, jugo, boleto. There are few such words, because all Spanish-speaking countries share one standard.
Are these decks enough to speak Spanish?
They are a start. The 1,000 most common words cover about 88% of spoken Spanish, so add more as your own cards.
How long do all the decks take?
About a month at 10 new cards a day, plus short reviews of what you already learned.
Is Peek free?
Yes. Every Spanish deck is free, and so is cloud sync on Android.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Pick Spanish and start with greetings or food. Make an account later to keep your progress on a new phone.
Which Spanish do the decks use?
Where words differ, the decks use the Latin American one: papa, jugo, boleto. There are few such words, because all Spanish-speaking countries share one standard.
Are these decks enough to speak Spanish?
They are a start. The 1,000 most common words cover about 88% of spoken Spanish, so add more as your own cards.
How long do all the decks take?
About a month at 10 new cards a day, plus short reviews of what you already learned.
Is Peek free?
Yes. Every Spanish deck is free, and so is cloud sync on Android.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Pick Spanish and start with greetings or food. Make an account later to keep your progress on a new phone.
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