That’s a great idea! We are in the midst of adding a skip portion to lessons. I think up next soon after that is a way to skip or “hide” items that have already been started and show up in reviews.
What I meant is not to skip them that I already know, but rather skip them, because I don’t want to learn them right now. For example, older and younger sister and brother are unimportant to me.
Else I’m back in my routine, I try to do my reviews in the morning before work and then learning the new cards through out the day. Combining pronunciation and meaning was a great addition!
I’m now level 9 and half roughly 3/4 of HSK1.
I’ve been staying at friends too much, so I haven’t had time to schedule online classes, I really need to prioritise it more, as I’ve started talking to chinese tourist and I just don’t come up with questions I can ask haha
My summer looks though already very full and I also want to revise my vietnamese before going to a vietnamese monastery…
Finally done with HSK1. Most days I only find the time to do reviews, for 15-20 minutes and on the weekends I’m adding new characters and words. There were two holiday breaks in between. One where I didn’t put on vacation mode, so it was a lot for a few days. The second time with vacation mode, it was quite smooth, except for items, I’ve seen just once before.
“Life and death are of supreme importance. Time swiftly passes by and opportunity is lost. Each of us should strive to awaken. Awaken! Take Heed! Do not squander your life!” - Dogen Zenji
I guess I should also take this for my mandarin learning. Since writing the last time 6 weeks ago I’ve learned 150 characters (I’m now roughly at 500). I’ve recently changed my daily new cards from 20 to 10. I really would love to do 20 new ones a day, but I don’t find the time for it, so I fluctuate. I hope with limiting it to 10 I get better consistency. With 4 new characters a day I should roughly finish HSK3 by end February, my roughly planned arrival date for Taiwan. This should be good enough I hope
Thank you so much for making Hanzihero, I don’t think I would have learnt any amount like this else. Some things that came up the last month.
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HSK 7-9 words. Quite often these words come up even if there is a HSK2 word still to learn with the character. It might not be the “optimal” one, but learning an obscure character is not helpful. I often skip these now. I think it might be good to tweak the algorithm a bit to favour lower HSK words.
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too many same meaning. I don’t know how many “to welcome” I’ve learned. It don’t find it very helpful as they come up at the same time and then when trying to use them, I get confused which one to recall correctly and which one is to use in what setting. There I don’t really have an idea for a solution, maybe spreading “similar meaning” words and characters a bit apart.
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characters and component separate. I don’t care much about HSK as I don’t plan to take a test, it would be great to have an option to always learn immediately the character after the same component if there is one.
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Undo the undo. I sometimes am too fast with the undo, it would be great to undo it.
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Sample sentence for characters if they can be used alone. For many characters I don’t know of they can be used alone or mostly with others, so it would be great to have some sample sentences.
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My first recall is terrible. Most times when I learn a word, the next day they come I don’t know them. This is probably because I’m too often studying it when I’m tired, but I think the integration of new characaters is suboptimal. Not sure if anyone has some tips for it. I try to recreate the 10min from Anki, by learning them first and doing them a couple of minutes later but it doesn’t work that well.
Thank you again!
PS: Also if anyone is in Taipei next March a Hanzihero meetup would be fun!
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You need supplementary learning resources. Hanzi Hero teaches Hanzi great. In order to learn when to use words, 多音字, and grammar, you need some other learning resources and immersion.
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Yes please
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Yes please
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Yes please. Also other learning resources help here.
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I had this same problem. Now, I write the characters and words from my lesson as I am going through the lesson. I write the character and pronunciation only. I then review them the next day before starting reviews; I focus on recalling the mnemonic which includes the meaning. I notice that the characters learned yesterday always show up at the end of the review. That is now the easiest part of the review for me.