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I spent 4 days making an Anki deck (lemmy.world)
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Let's hope I actually use it now lol.

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[–] lambdabeta@lemmy.ca 5 points 6 days ago (1 children)

You should check out language jones' suggestion on how to use anki most effectively. It did wonders for me. (yt link: https://youtu.be/QVpu66njzdE)

[–] Ashtear@piefed.social 2 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

I ended up with a similar method. Images are the next step for me. I already tried them with Japan's prefectures, and I think it really helped what's kind of a tough slog.

A couple notes on his process:

You don't have to pay the premium for an Anki TTS addon. It's easy to set up an account with Azure's API and they have a free tier that is more than enough for this purpose. Requires a credit card on file, but it can always be locked with your bank (or a service like privacy.com).

AI phrase/sentence generation is an alternative to a Google Translate hook. I've got a running AI thread that knows my language level and knows I want silly/goofy/interesting sentences to make them memorable. And if you're doing i+1 learning, you don't have to worry about AI hallucination. You can verify the output since the generation is at a comprehensible level for you. I then have it convert it all into a CSV format right there in-thread for the Anki import.