I was a late Persona fan and Finished Golden, played FES, and when 5 came out I felt a little buyers remorse because I knew that they were gonna come out with a final version. My sister (bless her heart) preorder the take your heart edition for me before they ran out of stock so I don’t want to complain.
Seconding Renshuu and especially the counters practice. Writing isn’t bad either for a free resource.
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To me, doing all three felt like too much, but Lingo Legends (phone app) is probably perfect for you. You can start at a difficulty appropriate for you and then decide what category to study. Similar to drops, there is a limited amount you can do per set amount of time for free. I’m 2k words deep in Drops and half way through WK, so I feel I should finish these resources first. If it works for you though to do all of them together though, great!
I was doing everything via renshuu for a bit, but it became a chore and by the end of the day I didn’t want to even do the fun stuff in Japanese. I may go back for their grammar lessons though. I like how they handle grammar. I am against typing grammar, but also against just doing things anki style. They found that perfect solution.
Ah, you mean the multiple choice setting? I think my problem was that I was memorizing the right answers and not the grammar itself in that area. The rest of it, I recall really liking, although shiritori ends up being a timesink imo. I’m finally at the level where I get the most and varied practice from native mats reading or else I would have wished to start with Renshuu from the beginning. Or well, Renshuu with a good guide on how to set up the grammar studies. I couldn’t get that sorted and got frustrated out of it until later.
I think maybe my focus on grammar study meshed well with it because when I messed up I felt I wasn’t just memorizing the answer as much as I was figuring out where the pieces belonged as a whole. Like I am not memorizing that 1+1 = 2, I am remembering that when 1 is added to 1 it equals 2. Everyones different though.
For me, usually multiple choice questions don’t help me learn as much, while typing does. Bunpro is more my speed question/answer style, but I can’t stand doing grammar with an srs
Like you said, everyone’s just different
I use Bunpro without the SRS, I can select all the items I want to study (for example those I already know from my Genki lesson) and do a Cram session, it works great for me!
I genuinely did not realize you could turn the srs off! I’ll have to give it another go, thank you!
If you’re using it on desktop, here is a really simple userstyle to let you show furigana only when hovering over a word : drdru.github.io - furigana hover — UserStyles.world
You need a browser extension like Stylus (Firefox and Chrome) for it to work though.
edit: added a little transition so it’s now smoother yay
That’s cool !
I am actually of the opinion that since this is a content site, I don’t want to go out of my way and implement whatever could be done by the browser + extensions.
Showing furigana only when hovering over a word looks so neat that I am now tempted to make it the default though.
what game is this?
It’s bad for mobile, in case you’re interested about that.
It’s bad for mobile, in case you’re interested about that.
I am. Thanks for letting me know.