May 28 2021 Content Updates

WaniKani Content Updates
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Radicals

Root (11) - added “good” to block list.

Kanji

付 (7) - added “attack” to block list.

稲 (39) - added とう as on’yomi.

鈴 (39) - added れい as on’yomi.

折 (14) - added 祈 (18) to visually similar list.

Vocabulary

口にする (4) - added “to enter” to block list.

空席 (17) - added “vacant seat” and “unoccupied seat” to allow list.

供える (24) - updated reading explanation.

岡山県 (21) - added “Okuyama prefecture” and “Okuyama ken” to the block list. Added “Okayama Ken” to the allow list.

治す (17) - added “to ease” to meanings, updated meaning explanation, and added “to cure something”, “to heal something” and “to ease something” to allow list.

改まる (20) - updated the meaning and reading explanations.

進める (11) - replaced one context sentence.

複数形 (34) - added “plural form” to meanings, updated meaning explanation, and added two context sentences.

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Thank you, Jenny

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Will the 15 other prefecture name vocab also have the same “[Name] Ken” on their respective allow lists?

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That certainly would make sense!

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Thank you, Jenny!

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Thank you Jenny! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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How about Akamatsu Ken? :slightly_smiling_face:

(And the other thirty-odd prefectures that aren’t in WaniKani?)

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Wouldn’t it be nice to have all the prefecture names in Wanikani…that’d be interesting!

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Aye, I’ve previously worked out that WaniKani already teaches every kanji that’s used in a prefecture name.

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I see!

Thanks for posting that, I’ll have to take a look. Learning the Japanese prefectures has been on my to-do list.

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