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Last edited by uisukii (2013 October 19, 7:35 pm)

What are the differences between each sheet(sorry, but I find it hard to see them just by looking at the sheets)?

Looks nice, I guess I'll use it instead of 8547 sentences deck.

Hey, uisukii. I'm close to finishing the RTK 1+3 deck on ankiweb (as in learning new cards) and I want to move on to Core 2k/6k and grammar by next week. Is this deck still useful for people who don't have the book? Y'know, with the whole "learn before you memorise"/"do not learn if you do not understand" rules on supermemo. Maybe I should make my own deck...?

If not, I figured An Introduction to Japanese Syntax, Grammar & Language would have more than enough content to keep me occupied for a few months anyway.

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Last edited by uisukii (2013 October 19, 7:38 pm)

Ahhh this is a huge shortcut. Thanks a lot

With the descriptions available, it looks like these decks would be perfect for anyone who's at least as far as learning the kanji readings through core. Edit: I'm going through ADoBJG+Notes, I think it's perfect.

Have you found any differences between the DoBJG and other free grammar guides online? Are they anywhere near as comprehensive?

Last edited by Animosophy (2013 April 25, 5:04 am)

Im going E->J with sheet2, I have a paper version of DoBJG. I want to get some production with the grammar I'm going to learn from it, so I'll be able to use what I learn later. Not sure if the clozed deletion format could help me with that.

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Last edited by uisukii (2013 October 19, 7:40 pm)

undead_saif wrote:

Are you writing everything from scratch?

More or less. A lot of typing involved. But I'm about a 1/4 way through the DoJIG.

Thank you very much for your work, Tamba. I will include it the link in the main post, as it sounds superior to what I had produced.

Thanks for the great resource uisukii

Interestingly I went through the ~38x based beginner deck and tagged the cards with their JLPT levels (from various sites). I was quite surprised to mark the cards as follows:

N5: 205 (Some of these seem to be basic verbs)
N4: 115
N3: 59
N2: 0
N1: 4 (だけで〈は〉なく～〈も〉) Page 97/98

Note that the points have between 1 and 4 points each (usually 1 or 2).

nibill wrote:

Not quite sure if that belongs to here, but since it's a DoBJG question as well, I'll give it at try ^^

So my question is: For the ones who have the book, is the Appendix 4 (p. 589-599) included as well? If not, I'd like to make a deck as it seems really usefull to me. My problem is, however, I can't come up with a good layout. Anyone any ideas?

The appendix isn't included, though it does sound like a good idea to make a deck out of it (useful stuff there). Do you have some sort of image in your mind as to how you want the layout of the card to appear? Would you be able to write up a outlined description or the like? With a starting point, I'm sure there is someone here who is able to be of assistance. 

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Last edited by uisukii (2013 October 19, 7:41 pm)