EPTMemrise: Learning languages with a game approach - Page 38
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SCPhineas
Netherlands119 Posts
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bardtown
England2313 Posts
Also I'd like to continue being tested on definitions even when the plants are in my garden, albeit less often than when they were in the greenhouse.  | ||
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TheUltimate
82 Posts
On November 12 2011 01:51 bardtown wrote: I'm having to write the pinyin almost every time now, and I just don't know any of them. Before I was very rarely making mistakes and I had 99%, now I score less than 15%. I know I will improve and get higher percentages, but learning the pinyin has none of the rewarding feel of learning the characters and meanings. Please make it so that you are asked for the definition of the character, then at least hear it pronounced before being asked the pinyin. I just can't remember them all because I was focusing on learning characters. Also I'd like to continue being tested on definitions even when the plants are in my garden, albeit less often than when they were in the greenhouse. You are still tested on definitions - just far less often than for pronunciations. If you keep getting the pronunciations wrong, you'll find pronunciation tests appear far more often than definition tests - that's the way it's supposed to work, so you get more practice at the stuff you find difficult. As for showing the pronunciation once more before you start being tested on it, I fully agree. | ||
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DreamChaser
1649 Posts
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bardtown
England2313 Posts
On November 12 2011 02:17 TheUltimate wrote: You are still tested on definitions - just far less often than for pronunciations. If you keep getting the pronunciations wrong, you'll find pronunciation tests appear far more often than definition tests - that's the way it's supposed to work, so you get more practice at the stuff you find difficult. Ah okay, that's perfect then. | ||
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flothere
Germany55 Posts
Currently learning french (advanced version) and trying out korean. However I'm not sure if the ladder is going to be successful. Did anyone make any progress with korean so far? Memrise could be huge, if they'd expand their offers. In particular offering to learn a language in ones native language. I do understand every english answer, however i think it messes up my head a little bit. | ||
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ther
Hungary252 Posts
On November 11 2011 18:26 ther wrote: What do you think, which is the best set for freshening my german vocabulary? Which one of these has voice/video help? I've tried some spanish basic set, and the spoken word was so helpful. No one learn german?  | ||
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Gyger
Norway18 Posts
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DarkSider
Romania66 Posts
In the leaderboard if you're not listed in top 100 your rank is displayed as the amount of ppl in the leaderboard (4850) instead your real rank | ||
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DarkSider
Romania66 Posts
I made 3 small lessons with numbers ,day/season and colors, will try to add body parts soon. | ||
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nyczbrandon
United States124 Posts
i trying to learn korean using this, but some of the lists either don't have pronunciation, or how to type the work on a keyboard | ||
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Kurr
Canada2338 Posts
It asks me a multiple choice question with a bunch of kanji, asking me what it means. However, the answer is none of them. After that, it shows me 1 kanji and says "Oh, that kanji was sun"... but in the question at first, there were like 5 kanjis and none of them were that one. I've learned all the kanji they've taught me, but I can't answer a multiple choice question when the question is wrong. This has happened to me in a dozen questions now... Not really usable. *Edit : And I disabled the writing in japanese... it was asking me to write in japanese when I don't know how to make these characters on my keyboard; it never showed me anything related to that. *edit2 : Apparently it's the pronunciation, I had to disable that as well. I don't know how to pronounce japanese characters, not going to help me. Feedback : We should be able to choose these things when we start. (pronunciation, writing ourselves, etc). Maybe have the option for a tutorial on how to write in another language on your keyboard as well. | ||
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tnud
Sweden2233 Posts
I might try this once you iron the small things out for the languages I'm interested in. | ||
Chexx
Korea (South)11232 Posts
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mordek
United States12704 Posts
Keep up the good work, shows real promise! | ||
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DarkSider
Romania66 Posts
On November 12 2011 05:43 Chexx wrote: Is there a possibility that i can add my already existing Vocabs from a .txt into memrise? You can create a wordlist and add your words 1 at a time in it or import as .xls file. | ||
pathy
Taiwan619 Posts
going to try to see how much spanish I can learn with this | ||
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nyczbrandon
United States124 Posts
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Dr. Von Derful
United States363 Posts
It's unbelievably convenient to have a site with "premade" flash cards and tests. | ||
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ther
Hungary252 Posts
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