Recognizing Kanji/vocabulary while listening

[Quynh_Quynh]

Hi there,
I am thinking that for each vocabulary/kanji why we don’t have a third card of listening at review setion. In details, after listening a vocabulary/kanji, I need to input the meaning. In this way, I am able to practice reading, listening & speaking.

Thanks,

[rfindley]

Japanese has a lot of homophones… i.e. they sound the same, but are different words, like “here” and “hear”. That makes it difficult to quiz without additional context.

Nonetheless, the Self-Study Quiz script lets you quiz on vocab audio, as does kaniwani.com, and I think there’s another site but I can’t remember the name right now.

edit: Here’s the thread about the other site:

KameSame - a fast, feature-rich Japanese memorization webapp

This is a third-party script/app and is not created by the WaniKani team. By using this, you understand that it can stop working at any time or be discontinued indefinitely. KameSame’s server costs are about $80 per month, help cover them at our Patreon page Hello, Internet! KameSame is a free Japanese learning tool that is designed to offer a fast, streamlined user interface and a robust feature set that provide users with a variety of ways to learn Japanese. Because it fea…

[Leebo]

Presumably because WaniKani wants to do the thing that they are focused on, and just do that thing well. Making a listening practice app would be a whole new project, since it creates all different challenges from a reading app.

You might be interested in the website SuperNative though.

[donotdisturb]

@Quynh_Quynh

In details, after listening a vocabulary/kanji, I need to input the meaning.

I use @rfindley 's self study quiz with listening training.