So a few days ago I was looking for a good SRS system to go through Genki and someone recommended Memrise and I really like it so far. I know that the genki decks on memrise can be studied for free, however there’s a sale on at the moment, £30 for a years subscription to Memrise Pro. But what does it actually get you? I can’t seem to find a clear answer anywhere.
I haven’t used Memrise in a while so things may have changed, but when I was using it pro gave you more “options”, like being able to study only difficult words, listening quizzes, etc.
I think that the consensus is that premium isn’t worth paying for as far as features, but rather as a way to support the developers.
Ah, I see. I was a little confused by it all because you basically get the main features for free. Thanks.
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Is there any quality control going on whatsoever at Memrise? Anybody can create their own mems (mnemonics) but sometimes they’re useless. Also there are many user-created courses that are rubbish.
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Quality control, a quaint notion from 1959
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I have no idea, I’m only using it for one of the genki vocab decks while I work my way through the text book. Probably not tho, the more I look into memrise the more negative things I keep seeing. But so far the genki deck on there has been useful because I don’t like anki.
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