They don’t realize that the fact that they even remember forgetting it means they’re learning it. Some people feel this is not effective because they end up forgetting so much stuff. Don’t sit around wasting time entering and reviewing what you’ve already seen, just get more, more, and MORE STUFF!!! You’ll be surprised at how much just seems to stick somehow like osmosis. This means plowing through pages of books and manga, hours of dialogue, and conversation practice forgetting more words than remembering them. I personally recommend the “firehose” method of dumping your brain with TONS of interesting content. Quoting tae kim ( Review of Anki & SRS | Tae Kim's Blog):
i also test strictly for reading only - because thats the one thing that really must be brute force memorized. my conclusion after all those years is that anki has quickly diminishing returns compared to reading compelling content. I only add manually with piling up reps in mind. This is how my pile looks at this moment: Tldr 20 new cards with around 200 reviews a day. In the end spending more time on reading and listening is more fun and effective. The Anki language app works like this: you plug in your vocab, review your words for the day, then tell Anki how easy or difficult those words were to remember. I don’t think I will increase the amount ever, it’s more likely I will decrease it. As a result my new cards keep piling up faster than I can add them to learning phase, but it stopped bothering me as much as it did. Just until two weeks ago I was super hardcore about adding new cards to reviews because I had this goal that I would be alright-fluent next year, so each card I added as new card that day I would then add to reviews (start learning them), which was often up to 70 even, but after reading the book and then a VN I got humbled really bad with my goal and set a hard limit to 20 new cards a day, because there is no way I could keep up the pace for the years to come. Currently with 3k cards in the learning I have around 200 cards to review a day. To study a custom set of decks at once, you will need to create a filtered deck. To study all Radiology cards at once, click on Radiology Flashcards in the home screen in Anki.
For example, click on 01 Abdominal Radiography in the home screen in Anki. I usually do reviews once or twice a day (jpdb gives you new cards with precision to the minute which has its merits and demerits). To study all module decks within a block at once, click on that block. For obvious words I either ignore them, or mark them as “never forget” to boost my ego. By non obvious I mean a word that I did not guess the meaning and reading correctly on first try, or tricky words with awful rendaku traps or obscure kanji readings. I try to read something every day and add every non obvious word as a new card. How do you do a 1000 reviews a day and don’t burn out? Judging by my stats you must have at least 12k cards easily.Ĭurrently my process looks like this.
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