I've Made a Hiragana/Katakana Learning Game

[xleeque]

Thanks RitsukaRiot, I'm glad you liked it. Note that the results will be better if you write it down on paper at least once after each game, it will help burn that into your braind

[coolforcats1]

Wow that's really cool!

[xleeque]

I'm glad you liked it, coolforcats1.

[chryuop]

Very well made game, congrats.

It is weird how the names around Japan world online keep repeating themselves hee hee. I got to know and appreciate Richvh's Japanese knowledge in another forum glad to see he co-operates to help people learn Japanese in other ways apart from just the forum.

[xleeque]

Thank you! Yes, Richvh gave me a good idea of how ぢ and じ can be differentiated from each other since they both match to romaji "ji". The recommendation is to have the former be ramanized as "dji" and the latter "ji". Same applies for づ and ず (dzu vs. zu).

That had definitely make Stackana less confusing than what it was

[XOXkAWAIiXOX]

Sounds cool! I'll make sure to give it a try sometime

[XOXkAWAIiXOX]

Wow. Thats pretty cool. I can make flash cards from it! lol

[xleeque]

XOXkAWAIiXOX, you made flash cards out of it? Sounds interesting, but what exactly does that mean?

[XOXkAWAIiXOX]

Originally Posted by xleeque

XOXkAWAIiXOX, you made flash cards out of it? Sounds interesting, but what exactly does that mean?

Do you not know what flash cards are? Well, it's a way of studying. I take index cards and put the hiragana/katakana on one side then the romaji on the back. I test myself to see if I know them by looking at the front and guessing what's on the back. Do you get it?

[xleeque]

Yeah, I know what flash cards are. I just misunderstood when you said "I made flash cards out of it" (I thought you've made flash cards out of Stackana ).