Ive just started level 3 (it’s a lot but I’m working through it slowly, it’s been about 1 month so far, trying to get in the swing of things) and I have no clue what this means (see screenshot). It doesn’t seem to affect anything too much but it seems interesting.
Thanks
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Those are the vocab’s variants of pitch accent.
You can find plenty of resources here: Pitch-Accent Awareness Corner
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Pretty sure that’s a script you’ve got installed too, rather than vanilla WaniKani.
Unless they incorporated that while I wasn’t paying attention.
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Same. The font and layout don’t look like vanilla WaniKani to me either.
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It’s a screenshot from flaming durtles
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I believe that’s Flaming Durtles.
The button style definitely is, and the curvy font is a trendy Android thing, these days.
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“These days”. Definitely had an option to switch to that pre android era. Always found it weird when people went for the less legible ones.
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My previous Android phone offered this font as an option in the Font menu. Also, many of my colleagues would use Comic Sans for an unknown reason.
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I would use comic sans for the meme of it. My brother is seriously using Comic Mono as his programming font
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I didn’t say that we only just got the option, I said that it’s trendy to do so now.
I see it way more on screenshots or friends’ phones now than I remember years ago.
And it does seem to be Android specific. PCs certainly had the ability to change fonts globally for longer than Android exists. But I see that used much less than on Android.
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