How does Greek Stress mode work in wordlet?
Tap the stressed syllable in Greek words with accent marks. Audio plays each term so you connect written stress to pronunciation.
Tap the stressed syllable — master Greek accent placement one word at a time.
Stress mode drills where the accent falls in Greek words. Each card shows a term with stress marks (ά, έ, ή, ί, ό, ύ, ώ) and asks you to tap the stressed syllable. Getting accent placement right is essential for pronunciation and for reading Greek confidently — native speakers rely on stress to parse words in speech.
Stress mode is available on Greek decks (language set to Greek). Terms must include stress marks on the accented vowel — for example, καλημέρα with the accent on έ. Tap the letter you think carries the stress; wordlet highlights correct and incorrect taps. Audio plays the term via text-to-speech so you connect the written accent to how the word sounds. Ratings feed FSRS like any other study mode.
Stress is not decorative in Greek — it changes how words sound and sometimes distinguishes meaning. Drilling stress separately from meaning builds a reflex for where to place emphasis when speaking. Pairing visual stress marks with audio reinforces the link between spelling, sound, and rhythm. Cards you miss return sooner until accent placement becomes automatic.
Use Stress mode when you are learning Modern Greek and want focused practice on accent placement. Add stress marks to your card terms, set the deck language to Greek, and run a Stress session alongside flashcards or Learn mode. Combine with Listen mode for ear training and Articles mode for definite-article practice on the same deck.
How stress mode works in the app — not generic flashcard theory.
Tap the stressed syllable in Greek words with accent marks. Audio plays each term so you connect written stress to pronunciation.
Yes. Include stress on the accented vowel (ά, έ, ή, ί, ό, ύ, ώ) in your card terms and set the deck language to Greek.
Yes. Ratings from stress drills update the same FSRS schedule as flashcards and other modes.
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