It exists as the alternative https://www.wanikani.com/vocabulary/謝る
There’s also https://www.wanikani.com/vocabulary/誤り
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Any coin will kill an insect if you throw it hard enough.
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Spoiler alert for the latest Mothra film
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Good to learn 交代 after seeing it so often in Pokemon when switching between one Pokemon and another.
I was assuming it was read こうだい but I see I was wrong.
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Can you also add “return to home plate” as synonym for 生還?
https://koreanliteraturenow.com/fiction/reviews/kim-kyung-uk-coming-home-what-baseball-kim-kyung-uk
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That’s at least the third time you’ve gotten into my head recently! Positively eerie.
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Care to elaborate? 
Since you’re in his head, surely you’d know. 
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Dude, I’m in my own head and I’m lost…
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Just that you’re suggesting improvements at the almost identical pace I’m ”missing” reviews (bunch, rich/wealthy, explode/explosion, extend/extension, and now return to home plate).
That coupled with my recent post re: baseball vocabulary in campfire was starting to freak me out! (Laugh)
I think it’s because we are currently at the same level and seeing the recent introductions at the same time). Still … freaky timing.
How many times have you seen 60? 
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Just once, and I basically cheated from level 50 onwards with the reorder script.
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Please add “rich” as synonym to 富裕. It currently only accepts “wealthy, affluent”. However, the example sentence translates 富裕 as “rich”:
どうして人は富裕層と貧困層に分けられるのでしょうか。
Why do we separate people into the rich and the poor?
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Hi @TofuguJenny , some suggestions to make things more consistent:
- Radical WaniKani / Radical / Departure only accepts “departure”, please add “depart”
- Kanji WaniKani / Kanji / 発 only accepts “departure”, please add “depart”
- Kanji WaniKani / Kanji / 往 only accepts “depart”, please add “departure”
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For 往 it’s not the same “depart”.
発 is departure as a start (other kanji meanings: to emit, to disclose, counter for gunshots).
往 is to depart as in travel, to go out (other kanji meanings: journey, chase away, let go, previously)
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I’m a little bit perplexed as to why 往 is “depart” at all. Near as I can figure, the meaning is less “leaving a place” and more “going away from a place” - that is, it’s the outward journey it refers to, rather than the actual departure.
I feel you may be picking nits over the wrong part of the post. The point is, which kanji would you use to say that?
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It’s possible that “depart” is not the suitable translation for 往. I’m open to the idea of changing the meaning of 往 to something else entirely. Usually when WK does this, they still retain “depart” as accepted answer even after it’s removed, so that shouldn’t be a problem for people who are used to answering “depart”.
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