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Using Incremental Reading For Fast Anki Sentence Creation

Japanese Level Up By: Hiiaka | December 22, 2015

Studying sentences is one of the central pillars of the JALUP method. However, when you decide to enter sentence creation on your own, finding and inputting sentences isn’t the easiest thing to do. You could read a block of text and copy and paste lines from it into Anki, but that takes a lot of time and can be boring. You could use an eReader … Continue reading →

What Does Your Anki Deck Say About You?

Japanese Level Up By: Ran | February 28, 2015

Learning Japanese is easier now than ever. We have access to amazing programs that save us an unimaginable amount of time, and access to an unending amount of native Japanese media. And on top of this, we can learn from those who have come before us, like from Adam and the contributors of JALUP. All of these tools and techniques make our learning more efficient, … Continue reading →

Using Anki To Master Japanese – The J-E-J Bridge

Japanese Level Up By: Adam | January 9, 2014

Japanese-Japanese (going monolingual). One of the major cornerstones of the Jalup method, and something that has been featured on this site since its inception on this defining 4-part “Intro to Anki.” These are the 4 most viewed posts on the site, and it’s time for the long awaited part 5, which is a major addition to the core method. I’ve given you more techniques and … Continue reading →

Recreate Your Japan Travels Through Anki

Japanese Level Up By: Adam | November 14, 2013

Everyone is always looking for ways to make Anki more exciting and more enjoyable. A tool is only good as how you use it. People do everything from adding images, video, audio, and more, but what about a more personal touch to it? Heading to Japan soon? Perfect. It’s time to create a “travel memories” Anki deck. You know when you wander around Japan and … Continue reading →

Building And Maintaining Your Anki Wall

Japanese Level Up By: Nayr | July 6, 2013

Learning Japanese is like building a wall out of bricks. You’ve already laid the foundations (learning katakana and hiragana). You’ve spent hours researching various methods on wall building (this website and others). You’ve purchased all the equipment (textbooks, Anki, other programs, and native materials). You are ready to start building. It’s time to get your hands dirty and start sweating a little. As you know … Continue reading →

J-J Branch Annihilator

Japanese Level Up By: Adam | March 28, 2013

Japanese-Japanese sentence creation guide which teaches you how to make Japanese-Japanese sentence cards on your own.

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Create Anki Sentences from Video Games

Japanese Level Up By: Akebi | March 10, 2012

Video games are a fantastic medium for language study; they combine skill-building repetition with reading, listening, and playing around. But compared to books and music, video games can be a little more difficult to extract SRS sentences from, due to their wide range of formats and content. Any genre of game can provide you with natural Japanese sentences, but all share some common pitfalls that … Continue reading →

Boosting Anki’s Power With Media Enhancements

Japanese Level Up By: Cayenne | March 8, 2012

Presentation matters. The changes in mechanics aren’t the reason I’d much rather play the Nintendo DS remake of Final Fantasy III than the original, and WoW is much easier to play with a decent graphics card that renders boss effects clearly and gives the fight a smooth frame rate. You can upgrade the interface of your anki deck by adding media to make it a … Continue reading →

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