EPTA good beginner list is the TOPIK list (levels 1-2)
http://www.memrise.com/set/10001438/topik-korean-vocabulary-list/
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TheKwas
Iceland372 Posts
A good beginner list is the TOPIK list (levels 1-2) http://www.memrise.com/set/10001438/topik-korean-vocabulary-list/ | ||
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TheUltimate
82 Posts
On August 16 2012 19:32 Tobberoth wrote: Sort of annoyed with memrise right now. I have two Korean "lists", comprehensive korean and korean master list. Problem is, I have the same damn words in both, which is bad because I overexpose (basically, you need to space repetitions out properly or it won't get stuck in long term memory). Question is, which list do I stick with? Another problem is that the order of the words you get is downright stupid. Why is one of my first 10 words "speed limit" and "to conceal"? How about IMPORTANT words like "to sleep", "important" and such? Does anyone know which korean list is the best? That's supposed to be avoided in memrise - duplicate words should be merged into one entry, so even if your lists overlap a great deal, you don't get the same word multiple times. In more active and heavily moderated topics (such as Mandarin) this isn't a problem, but maybe the Korean topic still needs to be cleared up a bit. If you leave a comment on each of the duplicate words you're coming across, however, the moderators will notice and take action to clean up the database - they're quite good at responding to user feedback. As for getting stupid words first, I agree this is a problem. (And it's a very common problem in language learning. For instance, I learned how to say "cyanide" in Chinese from a beginner book before I even knew 500 characters.) Ultimately this just requires more database cleanup, which will take time and user participation - memrise is basically a wiki after all. | ||
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Rimstalker
Germany734 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + 1stTL-SweetFaceCake111,318 2ndTL-Voidphase95,047 3rdTL-Rimstalker88,558 4thTL-ShadowDrgn68,134 5ththomas080658,552 6thTL_RedStar54,999 7thTL_FluXxxx38,232 8thTL-aQuaSC37,412 9thjaehong30,742 10thTL-StillRooney30,157 11thTL-Ios29,864 12thTL-AtomCannister23,203 13thTL-RobWalsh22,335 14thSteven7721,655 15thTL-TheUltimate21,344 16thTL-njoobee21,069 17thTL-solidbebe20,986 18thTL-AntiPlaster15,631 19thTL-legofranak12,152 20thTL-Quails11,720 21stTL-NotDeadJustSlob10,946 22ndTL-rarkon9,932 23rdTL-yenticha7,669 24thTL-Traceback7,351 25thTL-Toad6,533 26thThatHorse5,948 27thTL-Luddff3,658 28thTL_Jragon2,988 29thTL-x2mirko1,643 30thTL-CraZyWayne1,362 31stbenwhately1,281 32ndTL-Tanner1,112 33rdTL-Fusil685 34thTL-Kralle618 35thTL-Cephiro100 36thTL-drunkenJedi100 all time scores (note that there are three non-TLers on my mempal list) + Show Spoiler + 1stTL-TheUltimate3,463,072 2ndTL-Traceback2,502,124 3rdbenwhately2,367,919 4thTL-ShadowDrgn2,207,474 5thTL-njoobee2,115,175 6thTL-Talafar2,073,462 7thTL_FluXxxx1,762,199 8thTL-HotShizz1,568,405 9thTL-SweetFaceCake1,512,154 10thTL-Ios1,238,960 11thThatHorse1,219,316 12thTL-Rimstalker1,146,200 13thTL-AntiPlaster1,025,296 14thTL-Pandaz1,023,298 15thTL-legofranak928,069 16thTL-ZergZoul857,996 17thTL_RedStar786,378 18thTL-RobWalsh776,514 19thTL-drunkenJedi759,986 20thTL-Axieoqu677,531 21stTL-Kralle659,201 22ndTL-Phineas642,076 23rdjaehong622,906 24thtl-moon777605,769 25ththomas0806567,715 26thTL-Luddff542,930 27thTL-NotDeadJustSlob530,768 28thTL-Chili527,310 29thTL-SSH525,528 30thTL-Quails510,207 31stTL-Babyfactory496,097 32ndmoni_tarc492,114 33rdTL-Kjellstroem475,980 34thTL-StillRooney433,839 35thTL-sword423,042 36th_deleted_120224_0959_55414,841 37thTL-Canus401,358 38thTL-Atlan400,843 39thTL-Pandaling394,915 40thTL-Emergency385,709 41stTL-snpnx379,865 42ndTL-wollhandkrabbe368,878 43rdTL-djinftw356,248 44thTL-SwAMi352,773 45thTL-yenticha342,738 46thTL-iplayBANJO319,306 47thTL-Tribu312,365 48thTL-Venom-BRA304,299 49thTL-Tanner298,249 50thTL-Ximeng282,201 51stTL-aQuaSC261,096 52ndTL-mordek257,863 53rdTL-terranluser247,461 54thTL-Phyren221,350 55thTL-Acechi219,115 56thTL-Ni7E213,823 57thTL-Skygrinder207,719 58thTL-Kaiwa202,655 59thTL-x2mirko200,805 60thTL-rarkon196,035 61stTL-pRo9aMeR187,630 62ndTL-Superiorwolf184,137 63rdTL-DrTjEckleburg182,260 64thST-TL_BOMBER181,315 65thTL-Killbydeath178,772 66thTL-Freedom164,174 67thTL-Mercadia159,101 68thTL-jesushooves157,587 69thTL_Jragon155,301 70thTL-Mowgli154,623 71stTL-mstarz154,074 72ndTL-scintilliaSD151,089 73rdSteven77148,138 74thTL-Vforce147,218 75thTL-LaDilettante146,403 76thTL-Otter145,929 77thTL-PikaChu142,594 78thTL-Void136,934 79thTL-IU133,564 80thTL-JmCw129,593 81stTLconTAgi0n126,754 82ndTL-NDDseer124,989 83rdTL-Vandroy124,965 84thTL-Toad123,167 85thTL-EunWoo122,150 86thTL-Latedi112,257 87thTL-mewvolk111,388 88thTL-antiRW111,080 89thphacebook108,273 90thTL-AtomCannister106,445 91stTL-Clow103,389 92ndTL-Colour99,885 93rdTL-Voidphase95,047 94thTL-Iyerbeth90,533 95thTL-cantdance81,912 96thTL-InDaHouse75,546 97thTL-FILM74,632 98thTL-Ironchef73,882 99thTL-Suc73,370 100thTL-hedges72,483 | ||
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Dead9
United States4725 Posts
i'm tldead9 | ||
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mierin
United States4943 Posts
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Chuggles
United Kingdom16 Posts
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bardtown
England2313 Posts
 I miss the days when more than 50% of the top 100 was TL :p.I'm using a new account so if anybody wants to add me to lists/mempals my name now is TL-Whynot, and I'm learning French, Mandarin and Norwegian. | ||
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Catbus
80 Posts
Or should just learn katakana first and then try words? Any suggestions? Cheers! | ||
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On August 20 2012 20:55 Catbus wrote: Does anyone have good tips of japanese courses? I tried a few but they had really few words in them or were described as advanced. I want to learn alot of basic words, prefferably with pronounciation and written i western alphabet. Or should just learn katakana first and then try words? Any suggestions? Cheers! I doubt you can learn katakana/hiragana/kanji using memrise, I think it assumes you already how it works for the courses. Try the japanese- romaji and just click on a few. One course I have now is simply called 'japanese' and has 123 standard words. The list of courses isnt optimal though I wish they'd give some more information on each course. | ||
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robjapan
Japan104 Posts
and woo... 13th for the week and 17th all time! | ||
MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
On August 20 2012 20:55 Catbus wrote: Does anyone have good tips of japanese courses? I tried a few but they had really few words in them or were described as advanced. I want to learn alot of basic words, prefferably with pronounciation and written i western alphabet. Or should just learn katakana first and then try words? Any suggestions? Cheers! I'd learn hiragana first, and then JLPT courses, starting with N5. | ||
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SCPhineas
Netherlands119 Posts
I'm going back to train my vocabulary again, but I've got a pile of wilting plants to water now (appr. 1.4k) :p | ||
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Rimstalker
Germany734 Posts
On August 20 2012 21:08 robjapan wrote: The JLPT N5-N4-N3-N2 and N1 lists are pretty good and are constantly being fixed or changed where bits are a bit weird. and woo... 13th for the week and 17th all time! Should I add you to the TL-list? | ||
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DueleR
United States207 Posts
I've studied French for almost 9 months now, and even though I only used memrise the first month, I think it was incredibly helpful in giving me a solid base of vocabulary to work with. I used a couple different course-type sources after memrise (Assimiml's new french with ease, mainly) and then moved on to watching French starcraft 2 casts because I figured what better way to merge my two big hobbies in life, starcraft and learning french. It was a bit frustrating for a few months since some days I would feel like I could understand a lot, but many days I couldn't understand anything. Luckily there are some great French casters (Pomf and Thud come to mind) who are exciting and speak very clear French :p I also watched a ton of French movies. After about 4-5 months of watching native french material, I'm finally able to watch something and get most of the sentences, even if there are gaps here and there, but I can almost always get the gist anyway. it's really a great feeling. And I think memrise was a big part of getting me started on the right foot | ||
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robjapan
Japan104 Posts
Please! | ||
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
On August 20 2012 20:55 Catbus wrote: Does anyone have good tips of japanese courses? I tried a few but they had really few words in them or were described as advanced. I want to learn alot of basic words, prefferably with pronounciation and written i western alphabet. Or should just learn katakana first and then try words? Any suggestions? Cheers! Learn to read and write kana first. It literally won't even take you a week if you work at it, it's decently logical and not too much content. You can't even start to learn japanese properly without kana, it makes way too much of an impact, so get it overwith first. Then, as has been stated above, use JLPT lists. Not only will it help you pass the tests which is a nice bonus, but it will give you a nice progression since JLPT is THE standard for japanese learning, and there's pretty much not a single word on those vocabulary lists which you won't find useful if you mean to get really good at Japanese. | ||
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Cook
France130 Posts
You can add me there: TL-Cook | ||
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seenster
Germany385 Posts
language: ukrainian | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22212 Posts
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Rimstalker
Germany734 Posts
Made my first attempt at recording audio for some German, let's see what Ben has to say to that. | ||
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