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Mochi's Markdown format can be tricky because it defaults to single notes if the spacing or delimiter line breaks aren't exact.
If you want a much simpler app or workflow to quiz yourself using that Markdown text, you have a few options:
Option 1: Quizlet or Knowt (Easiest — Direct Copy/Paste)
You don't need a .md file for these. You can copy the raw text straight into the app.
How to do it in Quizlet or Knowt:
Open Quizlet or Knowt (both available on iOS).
Create a new deck and select Import.
Format setting:
Between term and definition: Choose custom symbol and type
===Between cards: Choose custom symbol and type
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Paste the raw text directly into the box and click Import.
Option 2: RemNote (Best Direct Markdown Support)
RemNote natively parses Markdown symbols directly as active flashcards when you paste text.
How it works:
Instead of
===or---, RemNote turns lines with>>into flashcards.Example:
Kia Ora >> Hello, greetingYou can open RemNote, paste your list, and it immediately sets up active recall quiz mode.
Option 3: Flashcards Deluxe / Anki Mobile
If you prefer traditional flashcard apps:
Anki Mobile: Uses text/CSV files separated by tabs or commas rather than Markdown
---lines.Flashcards Deluxe: You can paste formatted text with tab separators straight from your iPhone's notes.
Recommended Quick Format Conversion for Quizlet/Knowt
If you want to paste directly into Quizlet or Knowt without using custom separators, copy and paste this standard Tab-Separated version into their import box:
Plaintext
Kia Ora Hello, greeting, "Mabuhay"
Karakia Prayer
Te Reo Māori Māori language
Māori Indigenous people of New Zealand
Mahi Work
Waka Boat, canoe
Haka Challenge, farewell, tribal dance
Manaaki Care, support, empower, protect
Manaaki Promise Taking care of others beyond expectations
Whakataukī Māori proverb
Tiaki Promise To care for and protect nature for future generations
Kapa Haka Māori performing arts group/traditional cultural performance
Kai Food
Moana Ocean, sea, body of water
Mihi Greeting or farewell (noted as "Goodbye" in file)
Aotearoa New Zealand
Taonga Treasure, valued possession
Ko au ko koe, ko koe ko au I am you and you are me
He toa takitini Be proud of who you are and where you come from
Whaia te iti kahurangi Strive for what matters most, don't let obstacles stop you
Ko Aotearoa e Ngunguru Nei Aotearoa is a vibrant land
Te Mat National Kapa Haka festival
Matariki Māori New Year, star cluster
Marae Community meeting grounds
Pōwhiri Welcome ceremony
Hongi Traditional greeting by touching noses
Hāngi Traditional Māori earth oven meal
Kūmara Sweet potato
Kina Sea urchin
Tāne Mahuta Tree of Life
Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau
Northland Te Tai Tokerau
Bay of Plenty Te Moana a Toi
Gisborne Te Tairāwhiti
Hawke’s Bay Te Matau-a-Māui
Wellington Te Upoko-o-te-Ika-a-Māui
Tasman / Nelson Te Tai-o-Aorere / Whakatū
Marlborough Te Tauihu-o-te-Waka
West Coast Te Tai Poutini
Canterbury Waitaha
Otago Ōtākou
Southland Murihiku
Auckland AKL - Auckland Airport
Northland KKE - Bay of Islands Airport | WRE - Whangārei Airport
Waikato HLZ - Hamilton Airport | TUO - Taupo Airport
Bay of Plenty TRG - Tauranga Airport | ROT - Rotorua Airport
Gisborne GIS - Gisborne Airport
Hawke’s Bay NPE - Hawke’s Bay Airport
Wellington WLG - Wellington Airport
Taranaki NPL - New Plymouth Airport
Manawatū-Whanganui PMR - Palmerston North Airport
Tasman / Nelson NSN - Nelson Airport
Marlborough BHE - Woodbourne Airport (Marlborough Airport)
West Coast HKK - Hokitika Airport
Canterbury CHC - Christchurch Airport | TIU - Timaru Airport
Otago DUD - Dunedin Airport | ZQN - Queenstown Airport
Southland IVC - Invercargill Airport
Nouméa NOU (Pacific Islands)
Nadi NAN (Pacific Islands)
Nuku'alofa TBU (Pacific Islands)
Apia APW (Pacific Islands)
Niue IUE (Pacific Islands)
Rarotonga RAR (Pacific Islands)
Papeete PPT (Pacific Islands)
Vancouver YVR (North America)
San Francisco SFO (North America)
Los Angeles LAX (North America)
Chicago ORD (North America)
Houston IAH (North America)
Honolulu HNL (North America)
New York (JFK) JFK (North America)
Seoul ICN (Asia)
Tokyo (Narita) NRT (Asia)
Tokyo (Haneda) HND (Asia)
Shanghai PVG (Asia)
Taipei TPE (Asia)
Hong Kong HKG (Asia)
Singapore SIN (Asia)