我们全家都去过北京。
Our whole family has been to Beijing.
wǒmen quán jiā dū qù guò běijīng 。
Indicating the whole with "quan"
全 + Noun + 都 + Predicate
全公司的人都不喜欢新老板。
People across the company do not like the new boss.
quán gōngsī de rén dū bù xǐhuān xīn lǎobǎn 。
Indicating the whole with "quan"
全 + Noun + 都 + Predicate
运动完以后我全身都是汗。
After the exercise, I was sweating all over.
yùndòng wán yǐhòu wǒ quán shēn dū shì hàn 。
Indicating the whole with "quan"
全 + Noun + 都 + Predicate
全校都放假了。
The whole school is on holiday.
quán xiào dū fàngjiǎ le 。
Indicating the whole with "quan"
全 + Noun + 都 + Predicate
这个地方全年都很热。
This place is hot all year round.
zhègè dìfāng quán nián dū hěn rè 。
Indicating the whole with "quan"
全 + Noun + 都 + Predicate
大家全都到了。
Everyone is here.
dàjiā quán dū dào le 。
Indicating the whole with "quan"
Subj. + 全都 + Predicate
Spaced repetition is a study technique that schedules reviews right before you're likely to forget something. Cards you know well are shown less often; cards you struggle with come back sooner. It's the same underlying method Anki popularized, and the one Decks uses.
Yes — you get 20 new cards a day by default and 50 reviews a day on the free plan, enough for most study routines. Premium removes the review limit entirely, for heavier study loads.
No. Decks works immediately with anonymous login — you can start studying without creating an account, and add one later from Settings if you want to sync across devices.
Yes — unlimited decks and cards on any subject, alongside the curated language decks.
Decks ships curated decks for Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, and French, covering everything from writing systems (hiragana, katakana) to grammar (HSK, Tae Kim's guide) to vocabulary and full sentences. You can also build decks for any other language or subject.