Addition of Pattern of Use Tab?

[bomaran]

I noticed a new tab on WK called Pattern of use.

it was under the noun 罪 . Pretty cool tab showing how the word is used in NATURAL speech.

I think this is pretty cool but only saw it on this word.

Any idea if this will be implemented site wide?

[rodan]

That sounded vaguely familiar, so I found the forum thread where it was introduced! (or at least, the context feature in general)

It sounds like it’s new and limited but might be broadened in the future.

Subject Page / Lessons Makeover & New Context Feature!

Hi everyone We’ve got a couple of content updates to announce! WaniKani subject pages and lessons have gotten a makeover, and we’re beginning to roll out a new context feature for vocabulary! What is changing on subject pages? [image] [image] [image] If you visit a subject page for a vocabulary word, kanji, or radical, you’ll see that the content has been reorganized. The navigational “Go to” buttons at the top of the page correspond to page sections, so you can quickly find exa…

The “pattern of use” specifically seems to be from this even more recent update:

Subject Page / Lessons Makeover & New Context Feature!

Hey all, we iterated on this new feature and there are a couple updates I want to share with you! We added “Word Type” back to the Meaning slide in Lessons. Some users pointed out that having the word type/part of speech listed helps them understand the meaning of the word better as they are learning it, and we agreed that this makes perfect sense! So it’s added back to that slide [image] Common Word Combinations have made their way into Lessons! Note that we changed the h…

[Wildjinjer]

Are we to assume that the pronunciation is the same whether the vocabulary highlighted in “patterns of use” is an independent word or part of a compound? The lack of furigana makes me nervous that I’m saying it wrong.

[morteASD]

I would think so, because then it would be a different vocab word altogether.