donkuri / Kaishi

Kaishi 1.5k is a modern, modular Japanese Anki deck made for beginners who want to learn basic vocabulary.
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Adding new cards with the Kaishi format #41

Closed ajbjc closed 2 months ago

ajbjc commented 3 months ago

There isn't a discussion page so I'm doing it as an issue. I have yomitan connected to anki, and I can choose to send new words to the kaishi deck and kaishi model (the fields). However, I don't know how to get it so that, when exported to anki, sentences appear formatted correctly. As for pitch accents, which style is used, Javdejong or Kanjium?

donkuri commented 2 months ago

I personally would not modify the deck directly, instead configure a mining deck (I have a guide on my website) and choose Kaishi as a model. To get the sentences to be formatted correctly, you will have to copy-paste the Front, Back and Styling options detailed on this GitHub page (but also on your deck) into the new mining deck. As for pitch accent, I must admit I don't remember what we used, simply try out the various options and see which one corresponds, or which one you like best.

ajbjc commented 2 months ago

Hope you don't me asking, but why is it better to put new cards in a separate deck deck despite having the same format? I've only been using it for just over 2 weeks and have only mined 1 word.

donkuri commented 2 months ago

You don't need to do it if you properly tag your cards I guess, but I've always been a big proponent of separating things. That allows for cleaner decks. You can put both your mining deck and kaishi into a bigger "Japanese" deck if you want.