# Import your Korean flashcards without starting over.

> Bring material from Quizlet, Anki, CSV files, and other compatible learning apps into Tokki Talk. Your Korean can then return in later review, listening, speaking, and conversation. You can keep the deck you already built.

## Can I use my Anki deck for Korean practice?

A deck holds real work. You noticed useful Korean, chose what mattered, organized it, and came back to it over time. That work still counts. Tokki Talk doesn't ask you to throw the deck away or pretend it never happened.

Bring material from Anki, Quizlet, CSV files, and other compatible learning apps into Tokki Talk. Keep the tool and routine you trust. The Korean you chose can then show up in practice where you listen, respond, and make choices of your own.

## Why keep using Korean flashcards?

A flashcard deck is good at putting a word in front of you when it's time to review. If your deck helps you remember Korean, keep the system and the work inside it.

You can know a word when you see it and still lose it when you need to speak. A card can't by itself ask you to say the word, hear it in someone else's voice, or fit it into a sentence you composed. Finding a word on sight and finding it in conversation ask different things of you.

## How do Korean flashcards become speaking practice?

Tokki Talk lets saved words, sentences, and lists return in later review. A word you worked on in chat can also return in later listening or speaking practice. When familiar Korean comes back this way, you have to retrieve it and use it.

You can answer a speaking review by voice or keyboard. Structured feedback looks at presence, grammar, naturalness, and whether the meaning fits. An almost-right answer can show what you understood and what needs another pass. The whole attempt doesn't collapse into pass or fail.

Tokki Talk takes the same approach to [Korean speaking practice](/korean-speaking-practice). Keep the Korean that matters to you. Then take a turn where you have to say or shape it.

## What can I do after I import Korean study material?

Different kinds of practice ask different things from memory. Personalized audio lessons download and work with the screen off. Response pauses, pronunciation drills, and playback-speed control can lead you from listening into a spoken response.

Word-synced highlighting helps you follow a real-time Korean voice conversation. In chat, you can tap Korean words and open the inline Word Peek dictionary without leaving the conversation. Tokki Talk is Korean only, so these practice paths stay focused on the language you are studying.

Useful Korean gets more chances to return. You hear it, respond to it, or use it in conversation.

## When should I stay with my current flashcard setup?

If your review system works and you mainly need to keep memorizing, a dedicated flashcard tool is a fine place to stay. You trust the routine. You keep doing it.

You don't need to move your material just because another kind of practice exists. Keep the setup that serves you.

## Do I need to choose between my deck and Tokki Talk?

No. Keep reviewing where you already review. Import material into Tokki Talk when you want to work with it through listening, speaking, or conversation. The two activities ask different things of you.

Importing brings your study material into Tokki Talk. The review system stays behind. Review scheduling, streaks, and history from your current tool do not carry over. Tokki Talk is not publicly released yet.

Quizlet and Anki are trademarks of their respective owners; Tokki Talk is not affiliated with them.

## Korean flashcard import questions

### Can I import an Anki deck for Korean practice?

You can import material from Anki and keep working with it in Tokki Talk. The import brings over your study material. The review system around the deck stays behind.

### Can I import Korean flashcards from Quizlet or a CSV file?

Yes. Bring in material from Quizlet, Anki, CSV files, and other compatible learning apps, then keep working with it in Tokki Talk.

### Does my review history or scheduling carry over?

No. Review scheduling, streaks, and history from your current tool do not carry over. The study material comes into Tokki Talk for Tokki Talk's own review and practice.

### What can I do with imported Korean material in Tokki Talk?

Keep working with it in Tokki Talk. Saved words, sentences, and lists can return in later review. A word you worked on in chat can also return in later listening or speaking practice.

### Do I have to stop using Anki or Quizlet?

No. You don't have to abandon your current deck or choose only one tool. If your existing review setup works for you, keep using it.

### Is Tokki Talk available now?

Tokki Talk is not publicly released yet and does not have a public App Store listing. Download information will be shared here when it is ready.

## Keep the Korean you already chose.

Tokki Talk does not have a public App Store listing yet. Download information will be shared here when it is ready.

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