FlashSticks Italian Intermediate Post-it Notes (100 words)

This box set is the perfect introduction to the intermediate words and phrases in the Spanish language. As a follow up to the beginners pack, in works well in regards to stretching my knowledge and providing me with an opportunity to learn more.I do use this slightly differently, in that I actually laminated them in order to increase their longevity. However, before this, I was using them as intended and it's good to be able to stick them around and have a constant reminder.The thing that I really like about these is that the pronunciation is perfect for someone who is English, so it's easy to pronounce new words. The only thing I wish was an option was that these were split between Spain and Latin America, and this is different between these two countries.I do like that this ties into the app and the ability to scan the cards is great. I love using the app alongside the flashcards to further develop my knowledge in this new language.

Great product - slightly larger than expected (which is great!) and very easy to read and use. Incredibly helpful for learning. Would highly recommend!

These notes are extremely useful for picking up various phrases and verbs for GCSEs.On each note, there is a pronunciation guide and an illustration to show what the word means. Then, in the bottom left corner, there is a box which tells you which word class that the note fits in.My only concern is that the sticky strip isn't sticky enough to stay on walls etc. so I recommend using some sticky tape to hold it on.

We tried these in French on holiday last year and the kids loved them so, as my husband is half Italian, I thought I would get some Italian ones. The kids have already learned some new words. Result!

Very nice to have in the loo and learn a bit of french every time :)

The colours and pictures really help the words sink in. Good for kinaesthetic learners. Would buy again 👍

For me, these are a waste of time. They are very big so you cannot go mad sticking them everywhere and they seem to be in random order so if you want to learn a specific word you would have to flip through the whole pack to see if it was there.I have found the best strategy for me is so buy a sheet of blank stickers and write them up myself

These are great. They explain exactly how to pronounce everything. It would have been good if they had been a bit stickier though