edit: I've found most of the data I wanted and added the decks I'm using to the spreadsheet.
The first deck contains just the key sentences, the second one contains all 8000+ sentences, last one is a deck with quite detailed info for the first book, plus entries and descriptions I made by hand for the other two.
I found a quite nice deck for the Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar, containing just the entry descriptions and Key sentences, resulting in one card for each entry.
I'd like to expand the deck to include all three books (633 cards) and was hoping some of you might be interested in participating. Any help would be appreciated.
What's done so far:
- table containing all entries and page numbers (taken from back index)
- most entries of book 1, not yet reviewed
What I'm working on:
- Completing/error checking book 1
- Meanings, engl. counterparts, KS and translations for book 2/3
I'll probably skip examples, notes and formation, though the original author already included a whole bunch of these in the deck.
Here's a link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...li=1#gid=0
The first deck contains just the key sentences, the second one contains all 8000+ sentences, last one is a deck with quite detailed info for the first book, plus entries and descriptions I made by hand for the other two.
I'd like to expand the deck to include all three books (633 cards) and was hoping some of you might be interested in participating. Any help would be appreciated.
What's done so far:
- table containing all entries and page numbers (taken from back index)
- most entries of book 1, not yet reviewed
What I'm working on:
- Completing/error checking book 1
- Meanings, engl. counterparts, KS and translations for book 2/3
I'll probably skip examples, notes and formation, though the original author already included a whole bunch of these in the deck.
Here's a link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...li=1#gid=0
Edited: 2016-01-25, 12:15 pm
