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out of curiosity I attempted to make a sentence card out of an NHK article with the aim of having the unknown words highlighted, and it worked
I was thinking that having a dedicated tool in the site for this could be a nice addition (without having to go trough making a sentence card), so that one would paste an arbitrary block of text and it would not only underling the unknown words like it currently does, but it would also extrapolate the list of unknown word and present it at the bottom with the corresponding meaning, so that one could do a quick read of those and memorize the meanings before actually attempting to read the piece of text.
There are often beginners that attempt to learn or just get immersion by trying to read NHK articles, so if this tool where done and presented correctly, I imagine would be a really appealing reason for them to join the site :)
How long did it take for you to scan through the parser, and were there many mistakes?
This might be a better fit for a special version of sentences with an internal marker to say "hey, this is really long". I am rushing to get the current beta out the door this month and get the android app out of beta, so this'll have to wait until the next beta for consideration, but I'm happy to discuss it!
How long did it take for you to scan through the parser, and were there many mistakes?
Not sure I understand the question, you mean how long it took to bind the vocabs?
I tried again with this article:
ユニセフ=国連児童基金とWHO=世界保健機関は、世界の43%の学校で新型コロナウイルスの感染予防に不可欠な手洗いを行う環境が整っていないとする報告を発表し、休校している学校の再開に向けて、手洗いに必要な施設の整備を呼びかけています。ユニセフとWHOが13日発表した報告によりますと、去年の時点で世界の43%の学校でせっけんで手を洗うための基本的な環境が整っていないということです。 これにより8億1800万人の子どもが新型コロナウイルスなどに感染するリスクにさらされていて、このうち3分の1以上にあたる2億9500万人はサハラ砂漠以南のアフリカの子どもたちだとしています。 ユネスコ=国連教育科学文化機関によりますと、今月2日の時点で全土で休校が続いているのは106の国と地域にのぼり、世界の学生の60.5%にあたる10億人余りが影響を受けているとしています。 ユニセフのフォア事務局長は「学校を安全に再開できるように手洗いができる場所やきれいな飲み水の確保を徹底しなければいけない」と述べ、学校の再開に向けて、手洗いに必要な施設の整備を強化するよう呼びかけています。
It took 13 seconds roughly to bind the vocabs, and 10 seconds to save the binding.
There where surprisingly few mistakes (though I only watched underlined words), which means is already a very solid tool. The mistakes where:
W H O (it detected the single letters W, H and O)
ことです (this was detected as "should")
な (this was in front of a na adjectve but detected as "don't", as in "するな")
(side question: how do I delete these sentence?)
There is another site that I kow of that does something like this, and is the RTK site (remembering the kanji book).
But that one simply only tell the studen the kanji they haven't studied yet, so this would be a superior tool, maybe an incentive for people using that book to SRS kanjis here
Yea, I meant binding the vocab. Thanks!
There is not really a way to delete sentences entered in, but if you remove it from your lesson and/or schedule, it will effectively be removed.
Just wanted to add something more for future consideration :D
In the "japanese study chat server" where I hang around a person asked "What level do I need to play Phantasy Star Online 2 (PSO2) in japanese", and after answering that I ended up suggesting him this trick:
and one thing came to mind: this can be "game-fied" by the site :P
On the internet many game have their whole conversation text dumped on some page by some fan, same for anime subtitles -> https://kitsunekko.net/
There is no shortage of blobs of text, so this could also be turned into a game mode where one has to clear the underlines by sending those words to the vocab schedule, with the % achievment on the overall blob of text shown etc...
Just a thing to consider :)
Though for that, I think the Parser would need some improvement, like giving more control to the user to say stuff like "don't highlight this one word in the text", used for stuff like アークス in the text in the image above.
Anyway, I think there is definetely potential for some fun achieving oriented study mode here, especially since as in the example above, the text in question is something that person would really like to be able to read before even starting playing the game, ideally, to better enjoy the game after)
Definitely something to keep in mind as a possible extension of the current system! More lessons that will fit what people want to study is always good.