Why is the coverage for JPLT vocabulary so much worse than for JLPT kanji?

[jprspereira]

@Kumirei

Oh boy, here it comes!

@Auden

Off the top of my head: Anki, Quizlet, Tinycards, Japanese (the dictionary), StudyBlue, FlashCards++. If you have any recommendations, I’m all ears. The ones I tried are either functional but ugly or difficult to use (e.g., Anki), or nice and easy but lacking in functionalities (e.g., Quizlet).

I personally use Kitsun.io. It has the JLPT decks you look for and much more. I tried Houhou, Memrise, Anki, and never got into any of them.

You can see a post of me talking about Kitsun.

How do you study vocabulary

kitsun.io is the way to go imo. It’s a product being built by the level 60 WK user @neicul, so using it feels very similar to using Wanikani, and it expands on a lot of features to improve one’s learning. Something to take into consideration is that even though Kitsun is free for now, it will become a paid service on the 1st of December (with 14 days of trial). You can see lots of screenshots, features and prices on Kitsun’s thread: Kitsun.io - Web & Apps SRS Study Platform In terms of method…

There’s also Torii, which a lot of community members seem to enjoy.