は can be used for comparison, so I think that’s where they’re coming from.

I’ve had friends do it and the money is good, & it isn’t all on the books, so yes! But I’m not going past first base.
I think six months to a year would be enough of being interested in what people have to say.

• This reply was modified 11 years, 4 months ago by  vanandrew.

I’d suggest merging all the stroke 1 & 2 kanji into one deck, and merging the kanji vocab into the regular vocab deck.
The kanji decks are for the meaning & reading for each kanji, the kanji vocab decks are sample words that the kanji are used in.

Hope this helps.

Sounds interesting, thanks.

Ah, yes I remember hearing about “Kuma”. Very exciting.

Mr – I’m worried about you now, polishing your picture frames and clicking your anki decks a set number of times every day.
I know what you mean with seeing things through though. I was like that with TF. There came point where I was no longer convinced of it’s quality but had to finish it anyway, couldn’t walk away.

It is so hard to know what to think about the whole situation.
Yes, there are inconsistencies, convoluted explanations, flaws in the website, errors in the examples & mistakes in the grammar teachings.
But on the other-hand, I did get an email from Koichi in early May saying that updates will fix everything in the near future.

I think emailing him would be the most likely way