I put it in like regular kanji. So I type いりぐち and then spacebar until Ive found the right kanji. The point of this is to (as an example) realise that ‘to raise’ isn’t written as 挙げる, but 上げる.
Submitting your answer this way, 入口 is wrong according to kaniwani.
I don’t want to make this bigger than it should be. It’s not a big problem at all. I was only wondering whether there was maybe a script or something to prevent these cases being wrong. But this feels not very likely judging from reactions so far :')
Yeah, I think the default, expected input method is that you’ll type with wa-puro input, which will be converted to hiragana by the system, and then accepted or rejected. KaniWani takes the kanji form of the word from WaniKani, and WaniKani usually doesn’t teach multiple forms of words that can be written in numerous ways, so you end up with KaniWani not having those other representations of the word.
But KaniWani has the ignore button included by default, so you can always handle it that way.
Hello kanji warriors!
Is there an option to show onyomi reading of kanjis in katakana? It has two benefits for me when I learned few kanjis before wanikani. First, I was learning katakana as I am always messing it up and second, it is easier to remember that this particular reading is onyomi and the other one is kunyomi.n:blush:
At the moment, no. Not sure if they will ever officially implement this.
Other people have asked about this before, so it’s possible that a script has been made… Check out the section called “API and Third-Party Apps”. There’s a nice big list pinned to the top. If you don’t see it in there, there’s actually a thread to request such a script be made! ^^
EDIT: Actually, THIS might be just the script you’re looking for:
Is there a way to know exactly when and how many reviews will unlock ?
I can see the “X reviews next hour” and “X reviews next day” but is there anything more accurate, like a chart ?
I’m asking because I want to progress as fast as possible and I have a lot of free time, but I don’t want to have to check the website every hour. It’d be awesome to plan ahead and know that “ok I’ll need 5 minutes for a quick review in 2 hours and 13 minutes, and then 15 minutes for a big one in 8 hours and 37 minutes”.
The wkstats.com site can tell you when the expected level up will occur if you continue at the same pace you’re on, though I’m not sure if there’s a better way to see how much content will unlock at any given time.
Mmm, well most of what they asked. It doesn’t show the unlocks.
I’d also like it more if it projected out all the reviews (like, assuming I pass the 4-hour one, there will be an 8-hour one), maybe greyed out for the ones that depend on passing previous ones. But it only shows the next review for each item, and how many will come at what hour of the day.
I had a look at that website and it’s great, but what I want specifically is a way to plan my day around my reviews and have them done ideally as soon as they pop up. So at the start of the day I know I need to make a break at 12:25 and 18:50 for example. At least some way to know the exact time for the next review rather than something like “~1hour” would be great.
That would be a neat addition to the script - Ultimate Hypothetical Timeline, that shows every review and lesson, assuming you pass every review when it’s due and readjusting when you don’t.
It does, actually. It shows when something is current level (and that can lead to levelling up if you pay attention to your SRS as you go), and when burn reviews are coming up as well.
EDIT: So, I suppose the correct answer would be “kind of”.
Right, but it doesn’t show the 8-hour and one-day review on the chart if I haven’t done the 4-hour one yet. So future days’ predictions are all lower than they really will be when the time comes. Also, it doesn’t show lessons that will be unlocked.
Not that it’s bad. I use it all the time and feel naked without it when I’m on the work computer. Just putting my wildest dream wishes out there.