こんにちは！ from the guy who created the super sweet Yokai Appreciation! thread. Anyway in short, what’s the deal with Bunpo? I’ve been using several different resources to learn, and noticed all are good for something different. Wanikani for vocab, Human Japanese for basic grammar and Japan facts, Duol…

Just to get it clarified immediately, you have heard a lot about Bunpo, and not Bunpro? Most people here talk about Bunpro, though some people have used Bunpo as well, I believe. Bunpro was started by a WK user (or at least they posted about it here while developing it) and that’s why lots of peop…

On the chance you did mean Bunpo, I use it, and paid the $30 for lifetime because that was a reasonable price for me to afford. Like you mentioned, the trial can only show you so much. I got the lifetime to see what all it could do. I like it as a refresher for lessons I was taught 10 years ago bu…

I remember people talking about Bunpo a year or two ago when it was free. I checked it out back then and it was decent but lacked content.

I have used both Bunpo and Bunpro to about N4 level maybe 2 years ago? Since then it looks like Bunpro has made a lot of updates. Bunpro is just a SRS system. It’s not a bad option if you want grammar review flashcards. They also link to websites to get explanations for grammar points so it’s helpf…

sinkiepwnsinkie: Bunpro is a Grammar based SRS system that functions similar to WaniKani and it doesn’t have an application Quick clarification, BunPro do have an app, it’s just that it’s in beta and… has been for a fair while. I think I’ve had it on my phone for nearly two years now and it’…

I’ve tried the full version of Bunpo and I liked it as a refresher but I felt like it still didn’t cover enough grammar points. I wouldn’t use it as a primary grammar learning source but it’s useful for extra practice. I really like that the exercises have you completing Japanese sentences rather th…

Noticed you’re level 52 with a Grey flair :thinking:. Not judging, just curious, is there something about the few remaining levels that’s not worth paying for?

I use BunPO and I like it. I don’t know if it’s lacking in grammar points, but I like the explanations, the SRS system they have and the difficulty of the exercises. Some sentence arrangements are really hard (Maybe because I’m a noob). I also like that it uses a good amount of Kanji and Furigana c…

You can try Bunpo for free, but the free version only includes the easiest stuff (Kana and simple words) and a few of the easy N5 grammar points. But I guess it’s good enough for an impression.

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amystake April 13, 2021, 4:14am 2

I think you must have mistaken Bunpo with Bunpro. Bunpro is a Grammar based SRS system that functions similar to WaniKani and it doesn’t have an application, only a website.

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