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I’m trying to learn Japanese and 99% of the apps out there focus on memorizing phrases out of context that could be applied to any topic, and market itself as a
by chrischen 9y ago
I’m trying to learn Japanese and 99% of the apps out there focus on memorizing phrases out of context that could be applied to any topic, and market itself as a language learning system.
I’ve yet to find a single app that beat out a one-time read through of a Japanese grammar guide.
That being said memorization apps can be useful, such as for vocabulary, but I’ve yet to find an app that markets itself as that.
- travv0 9y ago> That being said memorization apps can be useful, such as for vocabulary, but I’ve yet to find an app that markets itself as that. What about Anki?
- chrischen 9y agoI’m using StickyStudy, which is built just for JLPT official vocab sets.
- ajmurmann 9y agoI've been using Anki as called it by a sibling. I'm not super excited about it because everything about it is just a mess. But the are great pre-made decks and it's easy to find help because so many people use it. There is also memrise which seems to be gaining in popularity. If you are using Genki the publisher provides their own mobile apps.
- sotojuan 9y agoSkip the apps and hit the books. Apps aside from Anki are useless. https://djtguide.neocities.org/guide.html https://djtguide.neocities.org/guide.html