I basically copied the mining setup from My Mining Setup and just added and changed stuff as I went to adapt to the medium and specific knowlede I wanted. I also have more links here
[2023] 多読/extensive reading challenge - #3761 by Vanilla
and I got my anime mining setup from animecards.site
Heres the setup in action and general stuff for that (pretty much all the links are on the animecards site tho)
🍃 Shenmue Tree - a Study "Lounge!" 🍂 - #307 by Vanilla.
Great question. So first and foremost, the definition and meaning I would personally quiz myself on was the first one I came across. So my card or koohi review would have had me answering with that specific definition even if it wasn’t the most common one. Then, in nearly all cases I wouldn’t actually make a card for it ever again, even for one of the other definitions. Two exceptions:
- It was a very basic word that I had reviewed in a different deck or on a different platform (e.g. 張る (in reference to high price) or 女子（おなご) for the alternative reading.)
- It had a different reading I wanted to learn entirely or associate with a new definition (e.g. 素振り、女子 again、人気)
The reason is that usually I found once I knew one definition of the word, the others were a lot easier to learn. I already had a dictionary entry in my head for the word and could read it, so it was just a matter of adding possible things it could mean, which usually didn’t take much work. The reason why number 2 above caused an exception is because its no longer just adding a definition. Its adding a definition and reading, plus associating the correct definition with the right reading. That takes more effort, hence the card. Words like this were pretty rare in the grand scheme of things though, so I didn’t make too many cards of them. To distinguish, if you want you could either give it in a sentence, expression, or add parentheses by the word on the front of the card that include some distinguishing information that will specify which definition/reading needs to be recalled.