You’ll have to create a new account to start from afresh, sorry.

As for Spectra Kanji, I believe dictionary software like JEdict will give you similar functionality today (cross-linking kanjis and radicals).

Thanks for creating speedanki.com

Is there a way that I can clear all of the stats? I’d like to be able to reset my lesson.

Also, have you ever heard of a program called “Spectra Kanji” by Paradigm reserach corporation?

Griffin: The jump box allows you to jump to a specific card by entering the number of that card. It’s probably not very intuitive now that cards can be displayed in a random order, if it ever was.

Scott: A mobile version is definitely in the works!

Stephen: Glad you are enjoying Speedanki. Yes, we have to update the level names, see next blog post.

louis: Hmm, sounds like a possible cookie problem. Could you please make sure that cookies are enabled for Speedanki.com. Also please delete any existing cookies for the site. Our email address team@speedanki.com is written on the front page, but it’s true that it’s not very noticeable.

JLPT: Not yet at least — see next blog post.

Jamie: http://www.jgram.org/ has a lot of grammar info organised into JLPT levels.

Gareth: thanks for helping Jamie and everyone out with the tip :)

http://jlpt.mobi/jlpt/jsp/download_index.jsp

It’s an excellent resource that includes lots of old exam papers, and also right down the bottom of this page, under 【試験範囲】in the right-hand column, grammar, there is a handy list of all the grammar points you need to know for each level. It’s Japanese only, but has good examples so is pretty easy to understand. It’s a very quick way of getting a handle on what you need to know for the test.

You have to sign up an account, but I had no issues in doing so. You get points on signing up, so can download a certain amount.. but you will run out unless you post in the forum.. so be careful how much you download!

Good luck!

I’m currently doing grammar, hitting this monster book btw! Just tonnes of grammar, problem is I bought it in TAIWAN, and so there aint any englihs, just chinese and japanese, does anyone know a site where I can search for the grammar point I want to check?

I have a teacher here, but it wastes time just going through the whole book with him.

thanks,

Thanks for considering this,
Scott

I have tried a few times to cut, paste and enter various words I don’t understand from example sentences into the ‘jump to’ box at the top right. I assumed this would take me to that word itself somewhere on the list, but each time it just says ‘card not found’.

Just wanted to know if I’m doing it wrong, or if maybe it just hasn’t been programmed yet? Thanks a lot, Griffin