Quizlet alternative
Quizlet in Hebrew: the free alternative built for students and teachers in Israel
Quick answer
Quizlet has no Hebrew or Arabic interface, and its free plan caps Learn and Test rounds and shows ads. SpeakBase is a free alternative in Hebrew: flashcards and seven study modes with no caps and no ads, ready-made sets for Bagrut, Amirnet and the Psychometric exam, free classes and homework for teachers, plus an AI tutor that talks with you using the words you studied. A Quizlet set moves to SpeakBase with a single paste.
Thousands of Israeli students search for "Quizlet in Hebrew" every month and find there is no such thing: Quizlet's interface comes in 19 languages, and Hebrew and Arabic are not among them. This page explains exactly what Quizlet is missing for an Israeli student, what SpeakBase does instead, and how to move your existing sets in two minutes.
What Quizlet is missing for an Israeli student
- A Hebrew or Arabic interface: none. Every button, explanation and screen is in English or another foreign language.
- The strong study modes (Learn, Test) are capped on the free plan, and ads appear between rounds.
- Ready-made sets are built for American curricula. For Bagrut, Amirnet or the Psychometric exam you build your own.
- No speaking practice. You can memorise a thousand words and still freeze when you need to say a sentence out loud.
What SpeakBase gives you instead
- All seven study modes free, with no round caps and no ads: Flashcards, Learn, Test, Match, Memory, Fill-in-the-blank and Audio.
- A full interface in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, English and Spanish, including explanations of mistakes in your language.
- A library built for Israel: Bagrut 3, 4 and 5 units, Amirnet, Psychometric, TOEFL, IELTS and school grades 4 to 9.
- Kate, a live AI tutor, talks with you using the words from your set and corrects you in real time. Words you miss come back as cards.
- For teachers: classes, homework, per-student progress and speaking reports, free.
How to move a set from Quizlet to SpeakBase
In Quizlet open the set, choose Export, and copy the text with a tab between term and definition and a new line between cards. In SpeakBase click Create set, paste, and choose the studied language and the explanation language. Audio, study modes and practice with Kate are generated automatically. A 100-word set moves in under two minutes.
For teachers: how it differs from Quizlet for Teachers
In SpeakBase a teacher opens a class, invites students with a link, assigns sets as homework and sees who practised, how much and in which mode. On top of that, the teacher sees reports from speaking sessions: which words the student used, where they slipped and what Kate corrected. All of it in Hebrew, and free for teachers.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Hebrew version of Quizlet?
No. As of September 2026 Quizlet's help centre lists 19 interface languages, and Hebrew and Arabic are not among them. You can type Hebrew cards inside Quizlet, but the app itself stays in English.
Is SpeakBase really free?
Yes. All study modes, set creation, the free library and the teacher tools are free, with no ads. Premium (39 NIS a month or 390 a year in Israel, 11.99 / 119.99 USD elsewhere) adds daily speaking time with Kate, unlimited sets and the premium library.
Can I import Quizlet sets?
Yes, by pasting text. Export from Quizlet with a tab between term and definition, paste into SpeakBase's set creator, and confirm. No file or extension needed.
How does speaking practice differ from Quizlet?
Quizlet has no speaking practice at all. In SpeakBase, after studying a set you tap "Talk about this set" and Kate holds a conversation that uses those words, corrects you and explains in your language.
