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#Are you guys aware of a deck with sound for learning verb conjugation?
normal jewel
placid sierraBOT
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wispy moss
I don't know of any deck specifically, but you'd be better off immersing and reading a grammar dictionary.
There is a grammar deck for Anki if you'd like a link for it.
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Here's a video for verb conjugations for reference.
cold umbra
Verb conjugations are one of those tricky things that seem like they would be a good idea to drill or use Anki to learn, but srs is actually not the best place to learn very abstract concepts, like verb conjugations. When you are spending time immersing, you actually come across verb conjugations in a way that can be more frequent than you would see them in srs (for commonly used conjugations at least).
I would suggest taking 10-20 minutes that you would have spent on srs for grammar conjugations, and instead go through any material with subtitles available, with a verb conjugation chart nearby, and every time you see a verb conjugation that you can't remember what it does, check it on the chart.
I think the compressible Japanese YouTube channel is great for this, but you can use anything you like.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPdNX2arS9Mb1iiA0xHkxj3KVwssHQxYP&si=JzP2TibHBtjyc_p7
That way, you're getting practice recognizing various verb conjugations, but it's in context, with sound, with visuals, that help your brain make connections. The more connections your brain has to latch onto, the easier you will be able to acquire the language.
Of course, you can also make progress without doing this activity with checking grammar as you go. We do suggest you study grammar in some way for faster progress, but Anki isn't the best place to do that.
willow tulip
dreamy pebble
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This is the closest thing I know of works farely well high quality deck.
Japanese course based on Tae Kim's grammar guide & anime
wispy moss
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/911122782
Checked out the deck. Mixed feelings on some parts, but it looks good.
dreamy pebble
wispy moss
Oh, I couldn't clarify cuz I was away from my phone.
dreamy pebble
It's aimed at beginners but it's what op asked for shrug
wispy moss
Oh, I couldn't clarify cuz I was away from my phone.
The whole romaji thing was what rubbed me the wrong way about this deck.
dreamy pebble
you can turn it off It's in the manual
wispy moss
you can turn it off It's in the manual
That's fine, but it's mainly its insistence on not using kana and kanji and not teaching it to the user.
Going through the deck, it's really nice, but that's my only gripe with it.
wispy moss
Every card has kanji and kana though
True, but is there a way to disable the romaji?
I'm saying it in the sense that the romaji being there doesn't help with actually being able to recall/reinforce kana and kanji.
People are more likely gonna focus on the romaji and it won't stick as much as it would. Now, this wouldn't be a problem since you could just immerse, but the whole focus on romaji in the first place can kinda confuse people/ make people more reliant on it.
It won't be a super bad thing since you won't be spending most of your time in Anki anyways, but any chance to help you to recall kana is probably gonna be better than using romaji.
dreamy pebble
You need the addon from the description then get to this screen.
wispy moss
I glossed over that.
If there's a way to disable the romaji, I'd rate this really highly.
wispy moss
That being said, even if you can learn from the deck, you should still probably remember to immerse. :P
dreamy pebble
You need a lot of different tools to build a house