Importing Deck - Spreadsheet or text file. Just customize a pre-made deck if need be, but the idea that a card is no good unless you made yourself is a bit absurd. Pick one (pick mine) choose what you want to display or not or the card to make it personal, maybe add a field of your own, and use that. If you're studying Kanji, everyone goes through the same 2000 something cards, there's no need to lose time making a deck. However, if you're going to study something definitive, it's more effective to use pre-made decks, and use your time studying cards than making them.
So if you're adding cards based on what you read, or watch or listen, and you're adding cards from time to time, self-made cards are better, and various tools make it easy to add them. Self-made cards are easier to remember because you have a connection to the card you're making, you're adding you're own context of when you encounter the word or kanji. I make and share decks, so obviously, I'm team pre-made. That's why you shouldn't copy the setting of other people. How long it takes you for a card to be learned depends only on you and your abilities. Once you know that card well, it should be a graduated card. The learning phase should be long enough for you to actually learn the card. You want to go over the lesson a couple of times before the test right ? Same here. The steps allow us to determine how long that learning phase is. If you graduted your cards too soon, you'll do too many reviews. Making mistakes on a graduated card will severly punish you, and you'll see the cards way too often. Reviewing a card once it's graduated is checking if you still remember. Think of it that way: reviewing a card during the learning phase is memorizing it. If you just care about making it work, here's what you need to know: Mistakes (answering again) should be made during the learning phase. So I'll explain what to do, if you want to know the why, I go in details on the next page in the section called " Ease Hell". Here the problem is I should drop a bunch of maths to explain, and it's not everybody's cup of tea. If you don't want that, you'll have to create a new Note Type. You'll still have 10 notes, 10 Cards 1, and 10 Cards 2. So if you have 10 notes, and you wish to create Card 2, 10 new cards will be created. In Anki, if you create a new card, it will create it for all your notes. Generally speaking those cards are more beneficial to your memorization, but japanese and english work very differently, and a lot of words don't have an exact counterpart in english.
I should point out that making "recall (or production) cards in japanese is not really a good idea.
JAPANESE ANKI HOW TO
You can create 2 cards:Ĭard 1: Japanese word on the front, English word on the back = Recognition (you try to recognize the word)Ĭard 2: English word on the front, Japanese word on the back = Recall (you try to recall how to say a word in japanese) Let's say you have a simple note, with just one word in japanese, and the translation in english. When you're studying, you're studying cards not notes. That means that one note can create multiple cards. A question and answer pair is called a card.
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