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Heisig's RTK 6th Edition- Stories, Stroke diagrams, Readings
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| id | 2140 |
| frameNoV4 | 1986 |
| frameNoV6 | 2140 |
| keyword | burdensome |
| kanji | 駄 |
| strokeDiagram |
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| hint | |
| constituent | burdensome, team of horses, plump, large, St. Bernard, drop |
| strokeCount | 14 |
| lessonNo | 54 |
| heisigStory | Team of horses . . . plump. |
| heisigComment | |
| koohiiStory1 | If a passenger is too plump and heavy, its too burdensome for the horse. |
| koohiiStory2 | If your horses get so plump to be good for nothing they just become burdensome. |
| jouYou | JH |
| jlpt | 1 |
| onYomi | ダ、タ |
| kunYomi | |
| words | 駄作(ださく): poor work, rubbish無駄遣い(むだづかい): waste money on, squander money on, flog a dead horse下駄(げた): wooden clogs駄目(だめ): no, no good, hopeless無駄(むだ): futility, uselessness |
| readingExamples | |
| Tags | JLPT_1 Jouyou_JH |
| id | 1667 |
| frameNoV4 | 1547 |
| frameNoV6 | 1667 |
| keyword | bag |
| kanji | 俵 |
| strokeDiagram |
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| hint | |
| constituent | bag, person, surface, grow up, scarf |
| strokeCount | 10 |
| lessonNo | 40 |
| heisigStory | Keep this kanji distinct from that for sack (Frame 1081). Its elements are: person . . . surface. |
| heisigComment | |
| koohiiStory1 | Superficial people (ie those who are only concerned about the surface) are obsessed with expensive bags. |
| koohiiStory2 | Do you know why every person in Japan has a Louis Vuitton bag? After the 1985 JAL air crash that killed 520 people (the world´s worst). An image on tv of the crash showed Louis Vuitton bags (whose LV logo covered surface was somehow impervious) litering the crash site. From that point on they stuck in Japanese people´s mind´s as durable and high quality. (True story). |
| jouYou | 5 |
| jlpt | 1 |
| onYomi | ヒョウ |
| kunYomi | たわら |
| words | 土俵(どひょう): arena |
| readingExamples | 俵 (たわら) |
| Tags | JLPT_1 Jouyou_5 |
| id | 1203 |
| frameNoV4 | 1122 |
| frameNoV6 | 1203 |
| keyword | confectionary |
| kanji | 菓 |
| strokeDiagram |
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| hint | |
| constituent | candy, flowers, fruit, rice field, brains, tree, wood |
| strokeCount | 11 |
| lessonNo | 30 |
| heisigStory | Flowers . . . fruits. |
| heisigComment | |
| koohiiStory1 | This candy is made in the shape of a flower, each petal with the taste of a different fruit. |
| koohiiStory2 | Candy is coloured like flowers and flavoured like fruit. |
| jouYou | JH |
| jlpt | 2 |
| onYomi | カ |
| kunYomi | |
| words | 菓子(かし): pastryお菓子(おかし): confections, sweets, candy |
| readingExamples | |
| Tags | JLPT_2 Jouyou_JH |
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I actually quitted RTK in february 2020 when the book asked me to make the stories. I started again this deck in Oct 1st and finished today 102 days, 3 months. (11/Jan/2021)
The stories are great and some can offend some people, especially women. But you can always edit them. They are no more than 10 that made me uncomfortable in the whole process.
To make this process more challenging I erased the meaning in the KoohiiStory1 and KoohiiStory2. But I left the meaning in Heisig Story and heisigcomment.
I redesigned the cards completely: in the front there was the Kanji and the KoohiiStory1 and KoohiiStory2. In the back there was the stroke order, the meaning and the Heisig Story and heisigcomment.
Thank you very much for your time making those stories! I can´t believe how strong you are making all of them.
The stories are great and some can offend some people, especially women. But you can always edit them. They are no more than 10 that made me uncomfortable in the whole process.
To make this process more challenging I erased the meaning in the KoohiiStory1 and KoohiiStory2. But I left the meaning in Heisig Story and heisigcomment.
I redesigned the cards completely: in the front there was the Kanji and the KoohiiStory1 and KoohiiStory2. In the back there was the stroke order, the meaning and the Heisig Story and heisigcomment.
Thank you very much for your time making those stories! I can´t believe how strong you are making all of them.
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Great deck, very helpful for reviewing RTK
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Includes stroke order
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- Great deck!
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Good deck. But some of the stories are kind of sexist or just really cringe... (ex. Frame #801: Broaden). Not sure who thought of those stories but I have to make up new ones for those.
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Excellent deck.
- Make sure you swap town and village keyword to reflect the latest edition of the book and to avoid confusion later on.
- Don't rely too much on Heisig's stories, especially if like me you're not a native English speaker and all his reference go over your head.
- Make your own stories inspired by Heisig, by the two koohi stories included or the ones on the koohi website.
- Put your stories or hints for your stories in the hint section for each card so if you forgot a kanji during review, you can look at its story to remember it
- The deck does not substitute for the book. You need to read the indication and advises that are in it.
- As the book said, don't neglect the story on kanji you starting to know well because when it's easy with 100 or 200 kanjis, it becomes a lot more complicated later on
- I like to review on my Android device putting AnkiDroid side by side with a simple drawing application (literally took the first one that came out) and a phone stylus for more precision.
- Make sure you swap town and village keyword to reflect the latest edition of the book and to avoid confusion later on.
- Don't rely too much on Heisig's stories, especially if like me you're not a native English speaker and all his reference go over your head.
- Make your own stories inspired by Heisig, by the two koohi stories included or the ones on the koohi website.
- Put your stories or hints for your stories in the hint section for each card so if you forgot a kanji during review, you can look at its story to remember it
- The deck does not substitute for the book. You need to read the indication and advises that are in it.
- As the book said, don't neglect the story on kanji you starting to know well because when it's easy with 100 or 200 kanjis, it becomes a lot more complicated later on
- I like to review on my Android device putting AnkiDroid side by side with a simple drawing application (literally took the first one that came out) and a phone stylus for more precision.
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This deck is very complete, includes all features you need and the order is correct, in accord with RTK1 6th edition. The only fault is that some kanjis have the wrong readings(from older versions).
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I'm so glad I found this deck - it's the only one that works well with RTK.
Most importantly, it preserves the original order and shows keyword on the front side.
Thank you!
Most importantly, it preserves the original order and shows keyword on the front side.
Thank you!
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I love it, just what I need, I like to try and draw the kanji to count it as reviewed so this is perfect.
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I like that it has the stroke order in a dotted square that way to you space the character correctly when writing it down
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Good deck, but I've found this other one to be a tad more useful:
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/806367119
Especially due to the addition of the radicals in the mnemonics.
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/806367119
Especially due to the addition of the radicals in the mnemonics.
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It's pretty much the best I've found. My suggestions to improve it:
- Add RTK 3.
- It needs a couple of the fixes mentioned in official RTK errata (town ⇌ village etc.).
- An animated stroke order (saves space), while still preserving the background guidelines.
- Have both Koohii stories enabled by default.
- Update the Koohii stories.
- Add RTK 3.
- It needs a couple of the fixes mentioned in official RTK errata (town ⇌ village etc.).
- An animated stroke order (saves space), while still preserving the background guidelines.
- Have both Koohii stories enabled by default.
- Update the Koohii stories.
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I learned japanese because of this
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Love it so far! So much good work! My only minor complaint is that some of the stroke order images appear to be broken.
Update: I just found that the term 96 - 'town' and 221 - 'village' were erroneously swapped. Easy fix, just swap those back and replace the mentions in the first keyword and in Heisig's story.
Update: I just found that the term 96 - 'town' and 221 - 'village' were erroneously swapped. Easy fix, just swap those back and replace the mentions in the first keyword and in Heisig's story.
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Hello, the template code below is a modification that puts the kanji as the front card and also allows you to type in your answers. Also it will tell if your answer was correct or not by green/red markings. Note, I do not take any sort of credit but this setting will allow you to type in your answers. Copy/paste the original template by browse ->RTK Deck -> Cards... Remember to back up the original settings in case you want to switch back.
Front Template:
<div class="front">
<span class="large japanese">{{kanji}}</span><br/><br/>
<!-- Uncomment if you want to see hints
<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><span class="tiny">{{hint:hint}}</span>
-->
</div>
{{type:keyword}}
Back Template:
<div class="back">
<div class="front">
<span class="large japanese">{{kanji}}</span><br/><br/>
<!-- Uncomment if you want to see hints
<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><span class="tiny">{{hint:hint}}</span>
-->
</div>
{{type:keyword}}
<hr>
{{strokeDiagram}}<br/><br/>
<span class="tiny">Lesson: {{lessonNo}} Frame: {{frameNoV6}} Strokes: {{strokeCount}} — Jouyou Grade: {{jouYou}} JLPT: {{jlpt}}</span><br/><br/>
<span class="tiny">Constituents: {{constituent}}</span>
<hr>
<span class="medium">{{heisigStory}}</span>
{{#heisigComment}}<br/><br/><span class="small">{{heisigComment}}</span>{{/heisigComment}}
<hr/>
<span class="tiny">{{koohiiStory1}}</span>
<hr/>
<span class="small">On-Yomi: <span class="medium japanese">{{onYomi}}</span> Kun-Yomi: <span class="medium japanese">{{kunYomi}}</span></span><br/>
{{#readingExamples}}<span class="tiny">Examples: <span class="japanese">{{readingExamples}}</span></span>{{/readingExamples}}
</div>
Front Template:
<div class="front">
<span class="large japanese">{{kanji}}</span><br/><br/>
<!-- Uncomment if you want to see hints
<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><span class="tiny">{{hint:hint}}</span>
-->
</div>
{{type:keyword}}
Back Template:
<div class="back">
<div class="front">
<span class="large japanese">{{kanji}}</span><br/><br/>
<!-- Uncomment if you want to see hints
<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><span class="tiny">{{hint:hint}}</span>
-->
</div>
{{type:keyword}}
<hr>
{{strokeDiagram}}<br/><br/>
<span class="tiny">Lesson: {{lessonNo}} Frame: {{frameNoV6}} Strokes: {{strokeCount}} — Jouyou Grade: {{jouYou}} JLPT: {{jlpt}}</span><br/><br/>
<span class="tiny">Constituents: {{constituent}}</span>
<hr>
<span class="medium">{{heisigStory}}</span>
{{#heisigComment}}<br/><br/><span class="small">{{heisigComment}}</span>{{/heisigComment}}
<hr/>
<span class="tiny">{{koohiiStory1}}</span>
<hr/>
<span class="small">On-Yomi: <span class="medium japanese">{{onYomi}}</span> Kun-Yomi: <span class="medium japanese">{{kunYomi}}</span></span><br/>
{{#readingExamples}}<span class="tiny">Examples: <span class="japanese">{{readingExamples}}</span></span>{{/readingExamples}}
</div>
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Has everything you need!
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Great companion to RTK 6th edition, incredible resource to study along with the book. Tried a couple other RTK decks and this was the best one I found.
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I like it a lot, the author did a good job BUT for some reason Anki skips some cards and I think it's because the id is different. I still have to figure out how to fix that.
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Wonderful, just like the book.
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An excellent deck for learning kanji with both Heisig and Kooning, and it also has readings and examples. Fantastic piece of work. It must have been a monumental effort. Thanks so much for sharing it! I’ll be sure to pay it forward!
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This is the one!
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By far the best deck for RTK study. Follows the study method that the book lays out perfectly. While I wouldn’t recommend relying too much on someone else’s stories, this deck provides some really clever ones for some difficult to story kanji. A+++
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Perfect!
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This is an ideal deck for RTK in my opinion. Keyword to Kanji is a given, but everything else here facilitates the use of the book. The Koohii stories offer really good backup when you can't think of a story, along with sample words to help give a connotation to a story. Jisho links also are just another help. Along with the lesson and frame numbers, to reference the book, backed up with images of the strokes to check yourself, it all helps.
Great work on the deck!
Great work on the deck!
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This is a great deck!
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This deck is the perfect companion to the book. Not only does it use the flashcards pretty much the way Heisig recommends them, but it also adds two more crowdsourced stories for each kanji that I often found much better than the original ones. (I'd just recommend changing the back side template to show both, either one can be the more memorable one.)
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In other decks I get duplicates and I find anki very frustrating to tinker with.
I just downloaded it and reviewed a hefty amount of cards. And so far this is great. The info shown on the back is pretty much ordered as how I want it as well.
Thank you
I just downloaded it and reviewed a hefty amount of cards. And so far this is great. The info shown on the back is pretty much ordered as how I want it as well.
Thank you
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I've tried several decks for RTK, so far this one is the most complete and akin to the way Heisig recommends in regards to the use of flashcards. Thank you very much for this deck! Really appreciate the effort.
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Thanks.