I don't think so - that card I created wasn't a dupe, it was just missing, I found it from comparing kore.txt and the deck on ankiweb. Even if you export the deck to csv (or "tsv") and grep/search for 生ずる, nothing comes up, not even sentences.

Thanks

From what I can tell, Core 2k6k optimized is the one to watch, though add the missing card I just mentioned.

xanan66 wrote:

And how do I do that? Long time since I used anki, srry for the stupid question

And while I'm at it, is there anyway to remove the english, or so it's only visiable when I hover my mouse over it, my eyes tends to read the answer in english first instead of hiragana

No problem! To add, see the large green plus on the far left of the browser screen. I don't have the time right now to give you the markup for the second part, but I'm sure someone else can help you out there

You'll have to ask nukemarine, but I think I remember reading somewhere that the media isn't all there... Also for mouseover cards, off the top of my head you can use

<span style="color:white" onmouseover="this.style.color='black';" onmouseout="this.style.color='white';">{{Hint}}</span>

or for click-reveal:

<span style="color:white" onclick="this.style.color='black';">{{Hint}}</span>

To get to the card layout screen, open the browser and click the card layout button just above the fields. Then replace {{Sentence-English}} with

<span style="color:white" onmouseover="this.style.color='black';" onmouseout="this.style.color='white';">{{Sentence-English}}</span>

or

<span style="color:white" onclick="this.style.color='black';">{{Sentence-English}}</span>

And the same for any other field you like. It's just a wrapper.

I don't think there are many facts for hiragana-only vocab, but I think if you sort by the expression field, the kana should form a separate group to the kanji; then it's as simple as suspending the kanji-based cards.

Like instead of

京都にはお寺が多い。

It would be better (for me) if it was just

きょうと に は おてら が おおい

Cause there is no sounds and lots of kanjis there that I don't know. well well

I'm going to start intergrated course in elementary japanese with genki in 2 weeks (universitety program) so hopefully using core2k, pimsleurs, and the course will help me get a good foundation in japanese

xanan66 wrote:

Thx, got it to work.

Think I be staying with japanese core 2000 step 01. in 2k6k optimized there are to many cards without any sound, kinda hard to know how to say it if you only can read it, hope there can be sounds for all the cards in the future.

I can't agree with that now... Japanese is syllabic, there's no ambiguous pronunciation anywhere! Perhaps you're counting tones... I wouldn't know about that.

Why do you have so many cards without sound?

They should all have sound, you download the right core deck with the media?

Last edited by kitakitsune (2012 August 14, 3:26 pm)

xanan66 wrote:

Core 2k6k optimized doesn't have sounds for some, or for like 30% or the cards I started with.

Even if it's not about how to pronounce it, it's still easier (for me) to learn if I both hear it and read it then just read it.


Naru, kore, sore, etc all those first basic cards don't have sound. Must I download something else? removed it and redownloaded but still no sound for it.

Other decks work.

I am having this problem with Core 2k6k deck as well

I am happy that - as a newbie to Anki - I finally managed to get all the necessary decks up and running. However, I still have two questions:

[1] Is it possible to find/make a list which gives the 2K1 kanji in Heisig order? I know how to do it in Anki ('Filter 2K1 1' and 'Sort by Heisig number') but I don't know how to print that list. I need an offline version in order to know which Heisig kanji I need to learn next.  I tried to do this in iNumbers (Mac) but without success.

[2] In my iOS version of Anki, the questions of the Core 2k/6k Optimized Japanese Vocabulary-deck show up without furigana. The furigana in the answers are fine. If, from within the card, I click on the gear and then edit > preview, the furigana are there as they should be. Earlier in this topic they were referring to this page: http://ankisrs.net/docs/AnkiMobile.html … _furigana, but this is abracadabra for me. I downloaded SGLite Database Browser for MAC, but I did not find the record called "furiganaType". I hope somebody can help. I don't understand why this must be so complicated for a relatively expensive app.

Have a good day!

Last edited by nilfisq (2012 August 16, 10:56 am)