Hello everyone,
So over the last few days I’ve been working on an anki deck that focuses on practicing adjective and verb conjugation so I could conjugate faster in my head and also learn how to make anki decks. Pretty much every functionality in the deck was based off hinekidori’s anki WK decks as the quality of all his anki decks are amazing.
The main goal of this deck is to speed up how long it takes you to conjugate adjectives and verbs into their numerous forms on the fly so you don’t trip up when trying to talk or write in Japanese.
This deck works by separating the adjectives and verbs into their different categories i.e. な-adj, い-adj, irr adj, 五段 verbs, 一段 verbs and irregular verbs and focusing on being able to conjugate the various adjective types and verb endings in an isolated environment so that when you come across a new word you’ll have the muscle memory of conjugating that word without having to recall another word that conjugates the same way.
For example you learn for む-verbs it changes from む -> んだ when in past, casual form so when you learn a new word like 読む you can instantly know that to change it to past tense it will simply become 読んだ without requiring to think of another word that conjugates the same such as 飲む.
It currently features:
- A countdown timer so you can get an idea of how long it takes you to produce the conjugation
- Input validation, you can type in your answer to further reinforce the conjugation
- A ton of conjugation forms such as (sorry for the long list):
Adjectives (な-adj, い-adj and いい):
1) Indicative Casual /Polite + Positive/Negative Form
2) Past Indicative Casual /Polite + Positive/Negative Form
3) Presumptive Casual /Polite + Positive/Negative Form
4) Past Presumptive Casual /Polite + Positive/Negative Form
5) Provisional Positive/Negative Form
6) Continuative Casual /Polite + Positive/Negative Form
7) Conditional Casual /Polite + Positive/Negative Form
8) “Become” Form
9) “Looks like” Form
10) “Too much” Form
Verbs (る-verbs, い-verbs, する and 来る):
1) Present Casual
2) Present Polite
3) Present Negative Casual
4) Present Negative Polite
5) Te Form
6) Past Casual
7) Past Polite
8) Past Negative Casual
9) Past Negative Polite
10) Potential Casual
11) Potential Polite
12) Potential Negative Casual
13) Potential Negative Polite
14) Volitional Casual
15 )Volitional Polite
16) Volitional Negative Casual
17) Volitional Negative Polite
18) Provisional Casual
19) Provisional Negative Casual
20) Passive Casual
21) Passive Polite
22) Passive Negative Casual
23) Passive Negative Polite
24) Causative Casual
25) Causative Polite
26) Causative Negative Casual
27) Causative Negative Polite
28) Causative-Passive Casual <-have to derive
29) Causative-Passive Polite <-have to derive
30) Causative-Passive Negative Casual <-have to derive
31) Causative-Passive Negative Polite <-have to derive
32) Past Volitional Casual
33) Past Volitional Polite
34) Past Volitional Negative Casual
35) Past Volitional Negative Polite
36) Progressive Casual
37) Progressive Polite
38) Progressive Negative Casual
39) Progressive Negative Polite
40) Past Progressive Casual
41) Past Progressive Polite
42) Past Progressive Negative Casual
43) Past Progressive Negative Polite
44) Conditional Casual
45) Conditional Polite
46) Conditional Negative Casual
47) Conditional Negative Polite
All the conjugation types were taken from 「waniconjugation.co.nf」
If you like the concept please try it out and let me know of anything wrong you find, features you’d like, conjugations I’m missing or anything so that I can further improve the deck.
