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Anki Thread Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 22:16:38 No.97

/lang/ you did your reps today?

Anonymous 11/05/14 (Wed) 22:24:23 No.99

Rate my stats /lang/.

>Studied 339 cards in 34 minutes today.
>Again count: 46 (86.4% correct)
>Learn: 14, Review: 288, Relearn: 37, Filtered: 0
>Correct answers on mature cards: 43/53 (81.1%)

Anonymous 02/21/15 (Sat) 21:46:47 No.568

Does anybody else here uses Anki or another SRS (spaced repetition system) to memorize vocab?

I found it to be extremely useful but dangerously addictive. It makes you believe you are learning a lot but memorizing is not the same than learning.

Of course memorizing words is necessary at some point, but it should be secondary to other methods of learning.

Anonymous 02/22/15 (Sun) 03:00:06 No.571

>>568
I started using Anki today and I can see why it's so popular, it's a very well made program. I think it's good for what it is, a supplement to make memorisation easier and faster.

Anonymous 02/22/15 (Sun) 12:16:03 No.580

>>571
You shouldn't add more than 10 cards per day. Otherwise you'll endup having to review hundreds in a very short time.

I think the best way to use it is to add words you already know (or learned in the day), you use the system to remember them.

Anonymous 02/22/15 (Sun) 18:10:34 No.582

>>580
>You shouldn't add more than 10 cards per day.

Oops

Anonymous 02/27/15 (Fri) 02:22:29 No.596

>>568

I 'learned' 1000 Kanji with the Kanjidamage method and its Anki deck.
I only added 5-10 cards per day.

(I know many people think directly learning vocabulary is more efficient but I struggled a lot with getting a feeling for the Kanji and it helped me with identifying radicals and stuff. Already knowing the Kanji makes learning vocabulary much easier as well)

Anonymous 02/28/15 (Sat) 12:55:14 No.606

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And after not even a week I'm already lagging behind

Anonymous 02/28/15 (Sat) 13:06:35 No.608

>>606

You added to many cards, mate.

Anonymous 02/28/15 (Sat) 15:01:01 No.609

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>>608
Why didn't I listen?

Anonymous 02/28/15 (Sat) 15:02:05 No.610

>>606
>lagging behind
How many cards per day you have to review?
I'm reviewing around 300 per day and it takes me around 30 minutes to do so.

Also: you have no choice but to be disciplined with it.

Anonymous 02/28/15 (Sat) 15:18:27 No.613

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>>610
Not that many but I'm just a lazy good for nothing piece of shit

Anonymous 02/28/15 (Sat) 15:25:30 No.615

>>613
You wont get anywhere with that attitude m8.
Sometimes you just have to just do it. No excuses.

What I do is mix reviewing time with fun time.
I review cards for let's say 15 minutes and after I watch a 20 minutes episode of some animu then 15 minutes more of reviewing and so on until I finish.