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カンボ
Level: 44

after i learn a new word i aways put them in anki and, for writing practices and better remember the word, i write their kanji multiple times and then i do some exemple sentences with them, and also trying to fit them in the exemple sentences of other words. however, a lot lf times i feel like this isn't enough, and a lot of words (especially the ones that aren't much present in my daily life) can get lost in this ocean of words and i eventually forget them. how do i practice those vocabularies other than using anki?

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Anonymous123
Level: 1429

As a side note, for space repetition you could use Renshuu Instead of anki and have it all integrated.

I would suggest that getting terms wrong in spaced repetition is actually a good thing. It's identifying the terms you need more practice with and will automatically adjust to it. So, trusting the system and doing nothing is a solid option.

But if you want to get in more practice, you could:

Play the Shiritori game here and try to use the vocab there.

Try the crosswords available here. For non Renshuu pro I think they are ~1/month for each of the JLPT levels. But if you upgrade to Renshuu pro you get access to a bunch more, and you can even make personalized crosswords based on your schedules.

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Even for non-pro users, there is a backlog of several years of puzzles for each level. Turning pro is worth it, though, for those who can.

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