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Reply #1 - 2010 April 28, 9:02 pm
bassxx2099 Member
From: USA Registered: 2009-03-30 Posts: 53

Does anyone know what the kanji coverage of ko2001 vs Core6000? I know ko2001 covers about 1100 kanji, but does Core6000 cover more kanji?

Reply #2 - 2010 April 28, 9:24 pm
ta12121 Member
From: Canada Registered: 2009-06-02 Posts: 3190

Would like to know this as well

Reply #3 - 2010 April 28, 9:27 pm
FooSoft Member
From: Seattle, WA Registered: 2009-02-15 Posts: 513 Website

Core6k has more kanji total but what seems to be a lot fewer readings. I think ko2001 is a better organized and thorough sentence set.

Disclaimer: I did not finish 6k because I got really really bored with it and moved on to ko2001 instead. ko2001 tops out at about 1100 kanji, I got to about 1400 in core; however I felt I got a lot more out of ko2001.

Last edited by FooSoft (2010 April 28, 9:31 pm)

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Reply #4 - 2010 April 28, 9:52 pm
gyuujuice Member
From: USA Registered: 2008-09-24 Posts: 828

The advantage of Core 6000 is the audio and dictation.
I am using it to help both my listening comprehension and solidify my kanji skills.

Reply #5 - 2010 April 28, 9:58 pm
Reviewed Member
Registered: 2009-05-28 Posts: 60

Core6000 was made for vocabulary, presumably it's beat 2001KO at that.

Another difference if it matters is that Core6000's sentences are usually very short.

bassxx2099 Member
From: USA Registered: 2009-03-30 Posts: 53

I know for a fact that there is audio for ko2001 if you buy the e-book, but does anyone know the precise number or ballpark number of different kanji (not compounds) in Core6000?

Katsuo M.O.D.
From: Tokyo Registered: 2007-02-06 Posts: 887 Website

Core 2000 contains 1,062 kanji total: 1,016 Joyo and 46 non-Joyo.
And the total 6,000 sentences (Core 2000 & Core 6000) contains 1,648 kanji: 1,523 Joyo and 125 non-Joyo.

bassxx2099 Member
From: USA Registered: 2009-03-30 Posts: 53

thanks I really wanted to know the kanji coverage in Core6000

Reply #9 - 2010 April 30, 1:51 am
Katsuo M.O.D.
From: Tokyo Registered: 2007-02-06 Posts: 887 Website

The coverage in Core 6000 1-12 (4,000 sentences) is:
Total kanji: 1,593
Joyo kanji: 1,486
Non-Joyo kanji: 107

Reply #10 - 2010 April 30, 1:58 am
activeaero Member
From: Mobile-AL Registered: 2008-08-15 Posts: 500

KO2001 covers 2001 Kanji, hence the name.  It is just that the BOOKS only cover the first 1000 Kanji.  The CD contains the rest.  The entire KO2001 vocab set is floating around somewhere, in fact I'm pretty sure there is smart FM list for it all.

If my memory serves well I believe the first two books of KO2001 (which cover about 1000 Kanji) had about 3,600 unique vocabulary words.

Reply #11 - 2010 April 30, 2:04 am
nest0r Member
Registered: 2007-10-19 Posts: 5236 Website

I stopped paying attention around this thread: http://forum.koohii.com/viewtopic.php?id=3853 but isn't that kore thing related to this topic?

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