I find it to be really helpful as an advanced korean learner.
#Anki cloze all words turning blue free
If anything though I think you’re better off doing other things like actual reading/listening to build your vocab than making and reviewing srs cards if you’re a beginner （I think that using anki to learn the top 1000 words of a language to be really inefficient compared not using it especially if you have a lot of free time). This is in part due to my level, my vocabulary because I would think it’d be very taxing and painful to do cloze deletion cards as a beginner or intermediate even. I love cloze deletion cards and they are especially effective for me for Korean. I’m sure it could be applicable to other languages too. I recently came up with a brilliant format and process for making anki cards for Korean while watching korean talk/variety shows. I think it’s self-evident whether or not this card format is viable at your current Korean level. I don’t recommend it for beginners or intermediate. it all depends on what I feel like doing.įIRSTLY, I find cloze deletion and anki great for upper intermediate/advanced and may even more upper intermediate (these terms all just broad… ). I usually don’t put screenshots in the front because it’s too much work (for this one I just felt like it and I thought it would help me remember) and I will never put a screenshot with text on the front.Įdit field just to show the multiple cloze deletions I have going on here. I set up anki so that Hanseido look-ups come to the front of the cardsince I won’t even read it let alone remember it if it’s in the back). there were so many countries with booming culture and sciences back in the day) and the 1 word is so much easier to remember than an explanation/essay. So that is why with some words it’s easier to use English because it was the original word (but then again they translated from many languages…. I found about it from a japanese book I was reading last month which talked about how Japan was obsessed with learning from other countries in the 1800s? 1700s? in the various advanced fields like science and so they had to translate all that shit from other languages to Japanese and of course they came across words that don’t exist in Japanese so they had to invent them using the kanji that they have. it was because the word was ORIGINALLY IN ENGLISH and it was translated to Japanese and then the korean people just took the words that japanese people painstakingly translated and brought the words into korean by reading the words with their hanja readings. On an unrelated note I learned why for certain korean/japanese words it’s so much easier just to learn the english word…. I don’t obsesses and waste time trying to go 1000% monolingual dic especially for korean ( I love what steve kauffman says in his youtube vids about the issue.) The Korean definition was generated by hanseido. I knew for the longest time he won this show because they mentioned it a million times on show me the money so when he finished performing on the HS finale I thought that’s it? since he was the last to perform and the ante had been getting upped time and time again.
Maybe it was different seeing the performance in person or maybe his popularity/fame from show me the money had a bearing on the results. I acknowledge that he’s great at rapping but I was confused as to how he got the most votes. T I didn’t want young b to win high school rapper for the sole reason that I liked his song the least out of everyone who performed in the finals. Well what I see is black and white since I use an ereader but it’s legible nonetheless. It only has the ttk blanked out with the -*もすれば、ともすれば Word or word in a sentence, definition in japanese/korean/english, screenshot WITHOUT textĪnswer to cloze, more definitions from wordquery, screenshot from Korean show.įront for card 2 of the same note. ** Click here for my anki settings that I use with this card format My HG format is multiple clozes with huge intervals!
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