If you want anything changed, just get back to me! Thanks for the reply!
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If you want anything changed, just get back to me! Thanks for the reply!
I basically want to make anki the beginner friendly way.
After the product has been bought, you will get access to a special email ID and discord server. Anyone can talk to me there if they have any problems related to it!
And in the yearly plan, users only pay less than $1 per month!
I am planning to add apkg imports for RepIt so if you could send a sample apkg to me, that would be awesome. All anki users will be able to use RepIt easily and will also take advantage of a better UI!
It's better because it has feedback-based learning. Based on your feedback, it will tell you when to revise it for better learning. Based on the Spaced repetition technique!
Once again sorry!
The trial for the app isn't available yet, but you can give me an image over here or reply below this tweet "https://twitter.com/Adnan_Jindani/status/1762838221577204124" and I will personally send you the output.
In case you want anything else, you can get back to me! Also, after you buy you will get a personal email to contact me, if you want to and need any help or custom stuff.
"שיר השירים רבה פרשה א
אמר רבי שמואל בר נחמני אמר רבי יונתן: בשעה שאמר הקב"ה ליצור את האדם, נמלך במלאכי השרת, אמר להם: נעשה אדם? אמרו לו: מה אנוש כי תזכרנו ובן אדם כי תפקדנו? אמר להם: יודע אני שהוא עתיד לחטוא, אבל אני בורא אותו, ואח"כ עושה לו תורה ותשובה. מיד נברא אדם, שנאמר: "ויברא אלהים את האדם בצלמו" (בראשית א, כז). אמר רבי שמואל בר נחמני אמר רבי יונתן: בשעה שברא הקב"ה את האדם, טעו מלאכי השרת ואמרו: זהו אלהים. מיד כתיב: "ויאמרו אלהים אלהים" (בראשית א, כו). אמר להם הקב"ה: אני הוא אלהים חיים, והוא אלהים על כל מעשיו."
I translated from google translate and It is correct.
Also, made it make a summary in english (translated):
" This is a page from a Hebrew manuscript. It is written in square script, which is a type of Hebrew script that was used in the Middle Ages. The text is a poem that is written in a style that is typical of Hebrew poetry from the Middle Ages. The poem is about the beauty of the Sabbath, which is the Jewish day of rest. The poem describes the Sabbath as a day of peace and tranquility, and it also mentions some of the traditional activities that are associated with the Sabbath, such as eating and drinking, and spending time with family and friends."