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japaneseclass.jp
Oct. 11th, 2023 08:21 pmI'm not sure who runs this site, but I remembered I had an account on it.
It's been nearly two years since I was last active on it, but after sign in I did a 10,000 EXP vocabulary review. The site itself isn't frequented as often so I easily became the top user of the day.
It's easy to get into the zone because it's a multiple choice and you're getting a combination of vocabulary, kanji, and audio. It also notes how many times you get it right or wrong when it comes up. When you get it wrong enough times it gets put into your weak pile, and from there it's easier to keep practicing until you've mastered it. As for the kanji, there's nothing unique about it which isn't a complaint. You get the kanji, a diagram of the stroke order, the Chinese on-yomi and Japanese kun-yomi readings, and the meanings.
It's been nearly two years since I was last active on it, but after sign in I did a 10,000 EXP vocabulary review. The site itself isn't frequented as often so I easily became the top user of the day.
It's easy to get into the zone because it's a multiple choice and you're getting a combination of vocabulary, kanji, and audio. It also notes how many times you get it right or wrong when it comes up. When you get it wrong enough times it gets put into your weak pile, and from there it's easier to keep practicing until you've mastered it. As for the kanji, there's nothing unique about it which isn't a complaint. You get the kanji, a diagram of the stroke order, the Chinese on-yomi and Japanese kun-yomi readings, and the meanings.
