Type your answer and tap Check — pressing return does the same. Once you’ve checked, the same spot turns into Next, so you can keep a rhythm going without looking around.
Show answer reveals it straight away. The word simply goes on the review pile and comes back another day — peeking is part of learning, not cheating.
Some words are just slippery. Tap tricky and the app pulls that word to the front of the queue and brings it back sooner, again and again, until it sticks. Tap it a second time to unmark it.
After a wrong answer, why? opens the exact rule behind it, right on top of the exercise. Read it, close it, carry on. All the rules also live together in Reference on the home screen.
Tap the card to flip it — but try to say the answer out loud first. Then be honest: Not yet brings the card back soon, I knew it pushes it further away. That honesty is what makes the whole thing work.
In Flashcards, this little switch flips the deck: Italian first, or English first. Going en → it is harder — and worth it.
At the end of every round the app lists what slipped and offers a quick extra round with only those. Two minutes, and the gaps close while they’re still fresh.