This deck was originally intended to help me pass the JLPT N5. It has since evolved to help me learn the material that is covered in class and to prepare for the N4. It consists of material primarily from the Genki I book and a JLPT N5 Guide. There are also cards from the Genki II book and a couple of JLPT N4 books.
It consists of the following kinds of cards:
Vocabulary - includes Kanji stroke order and/or native forms of writing Kanji rather than computerized format.
Verbs - includes casual and formal conjugation, verb stem, te-form, type of verb, and any particle-specific markers. (Some have potential and volitional forms as well.) [Still updating all of the verbs.]
Adjectives - Includes casual and formal conjugation, te-form, and type of adjective.
Kanji - includes kanji stroke order as well all readings that are covered in Genki and the JLPT N5/N4 study guide.
Sentences - Grammar points are explained in the "Genki LX_Sentence flashcards.
Review Sentences - These are pulled from the answers to the questions in both the Genki textbook and workbook. Certain cards have the grammar points included if I needed the extra reinforcement for my learning.
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*All cards except for sentence cards have the kanji stroke order.
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This deck is by no means complete and there are a couple of mistakes as well. Keep your eye out for the following tags:
fixfurigana - furigana displayed may be incorrect
addadjectiveconjugation - Adj. conjugation is not included in the card.
addVerb_Conjugation - same as above but with Verb conjugations.
FIX - There is a possible mistake. (While I was studying and something looked wrong I marked it with this tag.)
Calrify - I wanted to have further clarification as to why the syntax was the way it was.
Others are self-explanatory. Eventually I will post an updated version of the deck. If you see anything that is wrong or have suggestions please let me know in the comment section below.
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Suggestions:
Because this deck was made for my own personal studying I added cards as I learned something new. However for the rest of the world I have a couple of suggestions to make it easier for you to use.
1) Start off by introducing sets of cards in Anki's custom study sessions. - For most users, new cards are introduced randomly, so by using the custom study session you can limit the amount of randomness that goes on.
2) Select the tag that you want to focus on while you are creating your custom study deck. (I'd start off with what ever Genki Lesson is most relevant to you. I.e Genki L1 to start.) Make sure to go into the custom study deck options and select the "reschedule based off of my answers" button.
3) Study away. The cards that you review will automatically be introduced in the main deck, generally the next day. (I always hit the "empty deck" button when I've completed the custom study deck.)
** Consult the Anki user guide for further instructions on how to create and use a custom study deck.
4) Repeat with the next lesson when finished with the previous lesson.
I introduce new cards this way for myself as well. 頑張って！
