Wanting to try something out. Where I could find list of readings?

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Reply #1 - 2008 August 05, 11:25 am
AdamLeliel Member
From: Nottingham Registered: 2008-06-30 Posts: 91

I was wondering if there's a list anywhere with the 音読み (onyomi) for all of the RTK kanji? I want to try adding it into anki, so I see it every time I go over a kanji, but I won't make an effort to learn it, but I'll just say it out loud a few times/glance at it so I sort of connect it to the kanji. I won't base whether I got it right or wrong on the meaning.

Just thought I'd try out a bit of extra exposure (of a kind which I don't think would hurt).

Reply #2 - 2008 August 05, 12:41 pm
atylmo Member
From: USA Registered: 2008-08-05 Posts: 124

The "Detailed List" view at the bottom of your review graph lists all of them. It's a little inconvenient to go through so many pages of them I guess, but it's there.

If you're using Anki to review your kanji and not this site (I guess that was obvious tongue), just add all of them here and go through the list, adding each reading.

Last edited by atylmo (2008 August 05, 12:46 pm)

Reply #3 - 2008 August 05, 1:16 pm
AdamLeliel Member
From: Nottingham Registered: 2008-06-30 Posts: 91

Oh, that's brilliant! I didn't realise the site had that. Thank you.

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Reply #4 - 2008 August 05, 4:55 pm
Samsara Member
From: USA Registered: 2008-06-30 Posts: 33

Anki should be able to generate the reading for you...

Last edited by Samsara (2008 August 05, 4:55 pm)

Reply #5 - 2008 August 05, 9:02 pm
atylmo Member
From: USA Registered: 2008-08-05 Posts: 124

That's true Samsara. Sorry, I forgot. Anki had been giving me troubles with the automatic reading generation so I forgot about it.

It doesn't do it automatically on Linux unless you have kakasi installed. But now it works and I think it'll save me a ton of time.

Personally I still like doing it from lists better though big_smile

Reply #6 - 2008 August 06, 3:24 am
AdamLeliel Member
From: Nottingham Registered: 2008-06-30 Posts: 91

It doesn't do it automatically on Linux unless you have kakasi installed. But now it works and I think it'll save me a ton of time.

I forgot about that, too. I didn't realise I needed to install kakasi. I can't get Japanese input to work on it, in any case... so the list is still very handy!

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