First time posting, but a member of the community since July .
I was looking for tools to practice my grammar since I realize that my reading abilities exceed my speaking ability (and listening) by farrrr. Iām using Genki and finishing lesson 9 soon. Before I start Genki2, I plan on doing a major review of the material, including finding someone to practice to speak with, maybe a tutor?
Anyways, I divergeā¦ I came accross this new tool thatās similar to Bunpro, with a Wanikani flavor and so far, I like it. I didnāt find any reference to it in the forums here so I thought I would share:
Honestly it looks like someoneās personal project, so if you donāt know the author it might not be wise to advertise it without their knowledge. I also canāt figure out how to add lessons, and it looks like thereās only material up to Lesson 3 anyway.
The Genki Github @Rowena linked has everything you would need for Genki practice supplements other than an SRS system.
Itās a very recent project and I guess it will keep growing with time.
The review system is a SRS with intervals. The ones Iāve made so far ask you to write English->Japanese . Since I only started this week, I havneāt seen any grammar reviews yet; only āchapter 0ā translations of expressions.
I still canāt canāt figure out how to add items from lessons.
Much worse though, I canāt figure out any information whatsoever about what this is, how you know about it, and who runs it. I would highly discourage anyone from signing up to this with the emails they regularly use when this is the only outgoing link as to who the creator might be.
Edit: I was able to get to Lessons by directly naviagting to /lesons/session.
However, everything so far just seems like nearly the exact same tool as KameSame without the need for Japanese input. Same Amazon Polly TTS too (Amazon Polly is great to use though)
hello! I found the information randomly while searching on google for a companion genki srs system. Itās okay if you donāt like it or think thereās others similar systems. If I donāt find it as useful as it could be, Iāll move on.
Are you aware of these free (and not just for a trial period) Genki study resources?
I donāt recall who posted this a 2 or so weeks ago, but when I clicked through, my jaw dropped. I am a self studier because there is no such thing as Japanese learning in my area. I am too introverted to use iTalki at this point and I was struggling getting through Anki because I was writing or creating both sides of a conversation, hoping that I was checking grammar and word placement correctly. This thing is fantastic as it makes it so you donāt HAVE to check your own work! And I learned I know and am better at this than I thought because of this resource.
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