While taking the lesson for 無意識 I noticed this word “口ずさむ” (to hum) was used in one of the context sentences but this word doesn’t exist in WK. Should that be the case?
I’d like to suggest it be added to vocabulary.
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There are a lot of context sentences that include words that are not vocabulary items in WK.
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I have a related tangent to this concept is it only me or do you wish that the context sentences were a little bit less wacky and a little bit more everyday speech cuz I feel like they’re trying to give context to some of the words you see but then the sentences are just wacky I think they’re trying to be memorable but I find it very distracting and a little bit frustrating so I Come Away with not really understanding the context of the word itself
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Personally I like the bit of fun and silliness. There are a few gems that really crack me up. As I have mentioned in another thread some time ago, if my wife (native Japanese speaker) happens to be sitting at the other end of the sofa when I am studying I like to read some of those out loud, just to see her stop what she is doing and give me a what the heck was that look.
Your question has come up before and, as expected, there were some folks that like it, some that do not like it (and a few that hate it) and probably most that don’t really care one way of the other. Personally I like the quirky nature. When I was trying out the platform, it was something that appealed to me (not a game changer in any way) and if they changed that I feel that WK would lose some character.
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Additionally, I want to suggest that the other reading for Western Europe (西ヨーロッパ) be ニシヨーロッパ instead of にしヨーロッパ since the primary reading is にしよーろっぱ. This way one reading is all hiragana and the other is all katakana.
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'Sup codejockie glad to see your post again
初めまして @Italy さん！なるほど、でも私はいつも投稿します。ほとんど別のスレッドに投稿します。
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Oh I see then!
I’m lately more active on the forums so I guess that’s why I though you haven’t posted in a bit lol
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