Put items with striking resemblance into the review pages of symbols they are easily confused with

[JoeyBertschler]

For example ‘misguided’ and ‘feeling’. One line is shifted, that’s it. Very easy to confuse. The script ‘confusion guesser’ helps a lot, but I’m surprised to not see it mentioned on the native review page next to the element. Something like “Not to be confused with: Symbol”

[Leebo]

Isn’t it more like 2 lines different? 咸 vs 或

But yeah, those parts are similar.

[IgorTheGreat]

i will take 末 and 未 to my grave with me…

[amystake]

Check this script out then.

[zunixr]

How did I burn these

[BIsTheAnswer]

未, 末 and 夫 are just the Japanese language deciding it was time for a game of spot-the-differences.

[l_l]

Just wait until the later levels, when the subtle differences are hidden inside giant blocks of nearly identical radicals.

[Thea-tjie]

Oh dear, it took me forever to see how those were different

[Micki]

@IgorTheGreat

i will take 末 and 未 to my grave with me…

This post sorted these two out for me:

@ambo100

I only recently figured out a way I could remember them. If you focus only on the widest vertical stroke in both Kanji you can think of it making a journey heading upwards.

For 未 the widest vertical bar hasn’t reached the top of character, it is ‘Not Yet’ there.

For 末 the widest vertical bar has reached the top of the character, therefore it has reached ‘The End’.

[aeizondo]

I JUST learned these a few days ago… my jaw dropped when I saw them. Merry Christmas to me!