

日本漢字能力検定(10~1級)[Kanji Kentei (level 10-1)]
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index | 5153 |
kanji | 荀 |
variant_characters | |
on_yomi | [外]シュン、ジュン |
kun_yomi | |
stroke_count | 9 |
radical | 艹 |
meaning | ① 草の名。② 人名に用いる字。 |
kanken_levell | 1 |
words | |
words_with_furigana | |
stroke_order_diagram |
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Amazing deck. May I ask what the [高] [中] and [外] labels mean?
Comment from author
In short, [高] are readings you'd learn in high school, [中] in middle school and [外] means that they are non-standard readings in some sense.
The unmarked ones should be ones you'd learn in elementary school at least for the Jouyou Kanji as far as I understand (See https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/help/kanji/ under 音読み・訓読み).
The unmarked ones should be ones you'd learn in elementary school at least for the Jouyou Kanji as far as I understand (See https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/help/kanji/ under 音読み・訓読み).

Finally found an amazing japanese-only deck, not only that but it's based on the 漢検! just 10/10, really.

非常好用

Good!

This deck is fantastic at what it does.

Fab deck, perfect for intermediate/advanced JP learners. Thank you very much for your hard work on this.

incredible deck

これはすげい

A nice deck with tons of well formatted cards. A good deck to touch up to be whatever you want.
My only complaints so far are all minor:
- The following cards seem to have the Kanji and Variant fields reversed: 剥/剝 填/塡 頬/頰 麁/麇. Either that or the 'variant' version is used much more often than the 'official' version.
- the SVGs are named by their unicode points (u####.svg). I think it would be better to do something like "kanji_[KANJI HERE].svg". The SVG files contain what Kanji they are supposed to be (as well as its codepoint) so it isn't hard to rename them all yourself using grep. You need an add-on to copy from Kanji to Stroke Order and then use a find and replace to make it back into an SVG though, so doing so is not beginner friendly.
- No tags by default, but these are easily added via searching by field.
My only complaints so far are all minor:
- The following cards seem to have the Kanji and Variant fields reversed: 剥/剝 填/塡 頬/頰 麁/麇. Either that or the 'variant' version is used much more often than the 'official' version.
- the SVGs are named by their unicode points (u####.svg). I think it would be better to do something like "kanji_[KANJI HERE].svg". The SVG files contain what Kanji they are supposed to be (as well as its codepoint) so it isn't hard to rename them all yourself using grep. You need an add-on to copy from Kanji to Stroke Order and then use a find and replace to make it back into an SVG though, so doing so is not beginner friendly.
- No tags by default, but these are easily added via searching by field.
Comment from author
Thanks for your feedback.
I wasn't sure what to do with 剥/剝,填/塡 and 頬/頰 when I made this deck. But you're right it should probably be the other way around especially since the stroke order diagrams use 剥,填 and 頬. I don't know where I got 麇 from, it's not even in JIS X 208 level 1 or 2.
I never thought about the naming scheme of the svg files. But your suggestion does make more sense than how it is now.
I changed does things now and also added some tags. I personally don't use tags much so I'm not sure how helpful the ones I made are though.
I wasn't sure what to do with 剥/剝,填/塡 and 頬/頰 when I made this deck. But you're right it should probably be the other way around especially since the stroke order diagrams use 剥,填 and 頬. I don't know where I got 麇 from, it's not even in JIS X 208 level 1 or 2.
I never thought about the naming scheme of the svg files. But your suggestion does make more sense than how it is now.
I changed does things now and also added some tags. I personally don't use tags much so I'm not sure how helpful the ones I made are though.

As expected from quizmaster, an excellent deck.

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助かりました、ありがとうございます

thank you for great deck!

Finally. The Holy Grail.

crazy deck

cool

I'm flabbergasted

This deck is going to save me a tremendous amount of data entry! I'm so thankful for this.

Tank you!