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I’ve just written a lang-8 entry. Earlier I have written one with the 12 sentences that testes your basic grammar (you can read about them here). This time I gave them a little twist (made them more complex), and I think I’ve used something from every topic that I’ve read about in TF until now. I used a little from guidetojapanese.org (especially this).
It’s a kind of achievement for me, so I think it would fit into this topic.-
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Cimmik.
For example the coordinates of mouse clicks will be different if you have another resolution than me, and I use 16:10 which isn’t very common.
Should the mouse position make any difference in looking up the words or add them to anki?
congratulations
The way TextFugu teaches, makes me finally understand what I’m learning. It also keeps me motivated.
I also find TextFugus way of teaching very helpful. Koichi explains the concepts in a way that no one else do it. Besides that I like the the kind of humor he uses.
If you run into a hard time, just don’t give up and don’t question yourself.@マーク・ウェーバー
Btw, I can’t really make you script work for me (I use google chrome), and it’s probably not only the browser that make problems. I’ve only known of AHK for one day now so (as you can guess) I’m pretty much noob in using it.@Mark: Thanks for that link, that’s awesome! I would have had a better look for something like that myself but I’ve been so busy with uni work recently (stayed up all last night through to today getting a project done for; it’s 9pm now so I’m pretty exhausted haha).
The file format is ahk. It’s used in a program called AutoHotkey which makes it possible for you to easily make your own hotkeys.
http://www.forvo.com/languages/ja/
Not sure how comprehensive it is
Yea it’s better than nothing.
I just fear that those who record the words are relatively random people from all over Japan, so I begin to speak Japanese with many different accents.
Can anyone confirm whether they are recording a neutral (or one specific) accent or is it just random?The beta version of jisho is starting to include audio files from WaniKani, but that’s still really limited.
That’s pretty awesome. Hopefully they’ll get audio for all (or most of) the the common words.
When Koichi wanted to learn some Chinese (you can read about it http://www.tofugu.com/2013/09/25/what-i-learned-about-learning-japanese-from-spending-3-weeks-in-taiwan/) he used http://gengo.com/ to get translation. If you use gengo you have to spend some money on it.
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Is etoeto a grammar resource? I think about etoeto as reading, listening and speaking practice.
This time I would like to share a mnemonic for a kanji which is not one of TF’s.
集
Meaning: Flock
Reading: しゅう
Radicals: Turkey, treeMeaning:
A tree with turkeys growing in it. There’s a whole flock of turkeys in that three.
Reading:
You want to go out and pluck some of them, so you take on you shoes.
いじわる
malicious; ill-tempered; unkindI have spend incredible long time to figure out a mnemonic for いじわる but I could really find any. Now it’s just in my head and I’ll probably never forget it again. Just because I’ve been thinking so much about it.
Just to simplify.
かれ （彼） means he/him
かのじょ （彼女） means she/her
これ = this
それ = that
あれ = that (over there)
こちら = this person
そちら = that person
あちら = that person (over there)You can set the new cards per day for the Ultimate deck to 0, and then do a custom study with “Study by card or by tag” -> “new cards only” -> “Require one or more of these tags” -> Group01
After you’re done with that custom deck, the cards won’t be marked as new anymore and treated like any card in a normal deck.
Okay I did as you said.
It gives me exactly 100 cards to study. I’m wondering why because since there are 9 vocabs in group one and 9 cards for each vocab, it should just be 81. So I don’t think I’ve filtered all the other cards away by this method.EDIT: Forget it. My fault. I marked the cards that should be omitted instead of those that should be added.
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for the grammar.
If you know what you don’t remember, you can look the specific topics up e.g. on TF or guidetojapanese.org.
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