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A collection of exercises for practicing what is taught in Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese.

Home Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons-3rd/

License: MIT License

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genki-study-resources's Introduction

Genki Study Resources

Genki Study Resources is a website that offers a vast collection of exercises for practicing what is taught in Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese. It was mainly created to help aid with self-study, as such, you can use it online or offline depending on your needs. Choose one of the links below to begin testing the Japanese you've learned in Genki!

Online Version: 2nd Edition | 3rd Edition

Offline Version: download

If you're interested in learning Japanese, please see this guide!


Quick Links

Using the Offline Version

If you're using the offline version you'll have to unzip the files. Once you've done that, you can access all the study resources by opening any of the index.html files in the browser of your choice. It should have the same experience as the online version, however, whenever new exercises/lessons are added they will not be available; you'll have to download the latest version of the repository to get them.

If icons are broken: If you use Firefox and icons appear broken, then please see this topic to resolve the issue.

If settings will not save: If your settings will not save, such as furigana preference or dark mode, please see this topic for resolving the issue.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Genki Study Resources supports a few keyboard shortcuts which you can use to make things easier. These shortcuts are typically used via CTRL+ALT+KEY for Windows and CMD+SHIFT+KEY for Mac.

Global

Shortcuts that can be used anywhere.

Shortcut Description
CTRL+ALT+D Toggle Dark Mode on/off
CTRL+ALT+M Open Settings Manager

Exercises

Shortcuts that can only be used in exercises.

Shortcut Description
CTRL+ALT+LEFT Navigate to the previous exercise in the lesson
CTRL+ALT+RIGHT Navigate to the next exercise in the lesson
CTRL+ALT+R Navigate to a random exercise
CTRL+ALT+E Open/Close the Exercise List
CTRL+ALT+Q Open/Close the Quick Dictionary
CTRL+ALT+F Toggle Furigana on/off
CTRL+ALT+C Check answers (for written exercises)
Multiple Choice

The following shortcuts can only be used in multiple choice exercises to quickly select an answer.

Shortcut Description
ALT+A Selects option A
ALT+B Selects option B
ALT+C Selects option C
ALT+D Selects option D

Suggestions, Feedback, Bug Reports

If you have any suggestions, feedback, questions, or bugs to report, feel free to open a new discussion in this repository. For alternative contact methods and detailed reporting information, please see the report page for Genki Study Resources.

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genki-study-resources's Issues

Review Kanji Lists and Add Missing Definitions to the Dictionary

I've noticed that words learned in compounds in the Kanji Lists are not present in the dictionary. Since I want to provide a comprehensive list of all (or at least 90%) of words learned in Genki, we'll have to go over all the kanji lists and add in definitions that are missing. The list below will show our progress.

  • Lesson 1 (Hiragana)
  • Lesson 2 (Katakana)
  • Lesson 3
  • Lesson 4
  • Lesson 5
  • Lesson 6
  • Lesson 7
  • Lesson 8
  • Lesson 9
  • Lesson 10
  • Lesson 11
  • Lesson 12
  • Lesson 13
  • Lesson 14
  • Lesson 15
  • Lesson 16
  • Lesson 17
  • Lesson 18
  • Lesson 19
  • Lesson 20
  • Lesson 21
  • Lesson 22
  • Lesson 23

第3課 - Workbook: Noun を Verb

There appears to be a typo in the kanji version of the correct answer for question 4:

I don't drink tea.
わたしはおちゃをのみません
私はお茶を飲みます

The hiragana version reads のみません which is correct, but the kanji version reads 飲みます (affirmative form) instead.

Improve Written Answer Flexibility

Currently answers for written quizzes can only be answered in 3 ways:

  • kana only
  • kanji w/kana only
  • kanji/kana only with sub-answers

These three answer types are fixed; they do not allow certain mixes of kana and kanji.

To help increase the flexibility of answering questions, I've improved the answer checker with the help of Patrick Roberts to allow all possible combinations of kana and kanji. This should make answers less punishing, just because you didn't fill them out our way, giving you greater flexibility and freedom in the way you can answer these problems.

[FIXED] *certain problems that contain MANY kanji may not contain all possible combos due to a bug

In addition to this update, I will also be adding kanji to written quizzes in lessons 0-3. So students who have knowledge of kanji already, can answer the problems in these lessons using kanji ahead of the current lesson!

As this is a new implementation, it wont be available on EVERY written quiz just yet. As usual, I will mark our progress below, to show which lessons currently support this functionality. If there's any bugs for this implementation, please report them in this issue via a comment.

Anyway, I hope that this improvement will be helpful to those studying with this tool.

Happy studying!

Lessons that have full support for this implementation are listed below

Need Help Getting All String Combinations

Hello!

I'm currently at a roadblock of sorts and could use some help.

I would like to return all possible combinations for a string while maintaining the proper order of everything and avoiding duplicates. The reason for this? I'd like to make answers more flexible by allowing a mix of kana and kanji. As such, I require all possible combinations for comparison against the user's answer.

This is the current syntax of the function: (located here)

Genki.getAlts('{月曜日}と{水曜日}と{金曜日}に{日本語}のクラスがあります', 'げつようび|すいようび|きんようび|にほんご');

The text within curly braces is the text that will be replaced by the alternative text in the second argument, I'll refer to these simply as replacements. HOWEVER, the alternate text should ONLY replace the same index. That is:

  • 月曜日 can only be replaced with げつようび
  • 水曜日 can only be replaced with すいようび
  • and so on...

To give a simple example of what I'd like to achieve. Say I have the following:

Genki.getAlts('...{A}...{B}...', '1|2', true);

I'd like it to return all combinations, such as below.

'...1...{B}...'
'...1...2...'
'...{A}...2...'
'...{A}...{B}...'

The current implementation works well with 2-7 given replacements, but when given more than 8, the total combo coverage begins to drop. The total amount of combinations can be calculated using this formula: Math.pow(2, 8), which would return "256" combinations for 8 replacements, but currently getAlts() is only returning 234 combos, which means we're missing 22, only giving us 91% combo coverage.

So that is where I'm currently stuck. You can review the current code via the links below. (and yes, it's rather hackish) Being self-taught I tried my best to get as many combos as possible, but I'm afraid that my skill with mathematics isn't that good. I'm sure there's a much simpler way of going about this and I'm just overthinking it.

As an example of the current algorithm's failure, open your console, and you should see a warning for the last problem, saying something along the lines of:

234/256 (91.40625% combo coverage for 8 replacements; 22 missing combos

Is there any possible and simplistic way of returning all the combinations for a string regardless of how many replacements are specified?

If you're able to help with this, or possibly know of an existing algorithm or framework for achieving this, please let me know. Also let me know if you require any further information. I've given myself quite the headache with this, so thank you in advance for any help.

P.S.
This task is not urgent, so there's no need to rush. As things are, the algorithm works fine for 2-7 replacements, with very few problems reaching or going above this threshold.

Workbook

Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-2/workbook-6/
Erroneous content
いいえ、(わたしは/)かいしゃいんじゃないです。
Correction of the content
いいえ、(わたしは/)かいしゃいんじゃないです
By putting an extra 。 in the answer you end up having 。。

Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-4/grammar-6/
Erroneous content
日曜日に買い物をしました。
Correction of the content
たけしさんは日曜日に町でメアリーさんと映画を見ました。

Appendix Pages

Now that all lessons have finally been completed I plan on doing some extra content, specifically the Appendix pages. Here is what you can expect to see in the coming weeks:

  • Dictionary
  • Map of Japan
  • Number Reference Chart
  • Conjugation Reference Chart

As these are added and completed they will be checked off. You can expect some interesting interactivity with these pages, as I have a few plans for each:

  • Dictionary I plan to have an option to select multiple words and be able to practice them in the exercise of your choice. (e.g. drag and drop, spelling, etc.) Other possible additions which aren't final:
    • Quick search (definitely)
    • Change between Japanese-English to English-Japanese (maybe)
    • Audio buttons to play words (big MAYBE)
  • Map of Japan I'm still debating, however, I really want to make this a fun little game where you drag the region names to the correct location on the map.
  • Number and Conjugation reference charts I plan to have an option to fill in the chart on your own to help practice and reinforce your knowledge of them.

Hope you all look forward to these additions! It wont stop here though, I have some more stuff planned after I finished the Appendix, but I'll wait to post an issue for it (again, probably after the Appendix) once I've finalized my plans.

In the mean time, best of luck with your studies!

第8課 - Workbook: Translate the Sentences

https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-8/literacy-wb-7/

Question 1 reads: I read a newspaper on a train.
The answer reads: 私は電車で新聞を飲みます (わたしはでんしゃでしんぶんをのみます)
I drink newspaper on the train.
capture

The correct answer should be: 私は電車で新聞を読みます
(わたしはでんしゃでしんぶんをよみます)
It can also be past tense. "Read" written in English is unclear on tense.

Missing この and 六時

Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-16/workbook-1/
Erroneous content
ホストファミリーのお母さんに漢字を教えてもらいます。
ルームメートに起こしてもらいます。
Correction of the content
ホストファミリーのお母さんにこの漢字を教えてもらいます。
ルームメートに六時に起こしてもらいます。

All the answers you've given in 16.1 (both I and II) differ from the answer key.

Suggestions on how quiz answers are displayed

After I finish a quiz, I get this message for the wrong answers: Keep studying! "The items underlined in red were answered wrong, the correct answers are listed underneath in red".

Could you put the wrong answer in one color and the correct answer in another color?

On my phone sometimes there are 2 colors, but they are orange and red, which are very hard to differentiate. I suggest red and blue, red and green...

BTW, I do not have any color blindness.

Love the program and it's helping me a lot with Genki! Thanks!
Screen Shot 2019-08-23 at 3 39 39 PM

Workbook

Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-12/workbook-5/
Erroneous content
来週テストの試合があるので、練習しなければいけません。
Correction of the content
来週テニスの試合があるので、練習しなければいけません。

Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-12/workbook-7/ 
Erroneous content
あしたは雨でしょう。
Correction of the content
あしたは雨です。
My version of answer key uses です.

Answers not consistent in requiring 'の' and '-' in phone numbers

Link it page in question:

https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-1/workbook-3/

Picture showing error:

error

Short Description:

Arabic Numerals to JP

Expectation

Expected format should be:
from: ###-####
to: 〇〇〇の〇〇〇〇

Actual

All answers were missing の.

JP to Arabic Numerals

Expectation

Expected format should be:
from: 〇〇〇の〇〇〇〇
to: ###-####

Actual

Answer with the area code missing hyphen separating the groups of numbers.

One giving and receiving Q missing correct answer

One of the grammar points in Genki's lesson 14 is about giving and receiving, using the right word for the action, and which direction the giving and receiving goes.
In 第14課 - Practice: あげる/くれる/もらう at
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-14/grammar-6/
there are 11 questions. All 11 questions offer four responses to answer. 10 of them have two correct answers each, with one being for who received the item and the other for who gave it.
The one that doesn't have two correct answers, question # 2 in the order of 11, grades with only one correct answer. There are two corrects answer, though. I believe the other correct answer is:

ディエゴさんは私にチョコレートをもらいました。

When I answer with that option, it is graded as wrong. But that cannot be so. It is a grammatically correct sentence and true to the facts of the scenario.

Furigana in all reviews

Apologies if this is already possible, but I couldn't find an option for it. I'm studying kanji using a tool separated from Grnki, so often i don't know the kanji for a chapter yet because the resource i use and Genki teach different kanji at different times. Is it possible to implement a furigana option for all reviews? Thanks!

Add Listening Comprehension for Lessons 1-23

With all the lessons filled in, it's time to go back and add in some additional exercises. Something that I think would be beneficial to a lot of people is listening comprehension, so I'll be adding the workbook exercises of these for lessons 1-23 over time. Progress will be listed below

So the audio files don't have too much impact on the repo, they'll be compressed to a 64kb bitrate which should still have decent audio quality but a low file size. I'm open to suggestions if there's any way to further compress the file size without sacrificing quality.

With that said, audio is something new for me to be working with, so if you have any issues or feedback feel free to let me know.

Errors in Lesson 4 and Lesson 5

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-4/workbook-1/
Error: Question 5's answer is wrong. It should be 私は子供がいます, not 私は子供があります. Double checked and verified this with the official answer book and it says the former.

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-5/literacy-5/
Error: The kanji for the word 'travel' is wrong. It should be 旅行, not 両行. Also, the furigana is incorrect and needs to be りょこう instead of りょうこう.

Dictionary Checklist

Now that the dictionary is live, the only thing that's left to do is fill it in! Since I don't want to completely halt my development of other features, I'll be updating the dictionary's definitions over time. The progress of the dictionary will be listed below.

I did a quick estimate and it looks like about 1500 words will need to be filled in. -300 already done, so about 1200 left. If a section a day is done, it should be done within about a month.

Typos in Lesson 13

https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-13/literacy-3/
The wrong kanji is being used for 飯 in the header and sidebar. 販 needs to be 飯.

https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-13/literacy-9/
In the beginning: "日本に乗て" is supposed to be "日本に来て".

https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-13/literacy-wb-4/
The hiragana for 空気 is wrong and should be くうき, not こうき.

https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-13/literacy-wb-6/
Question 8's kanji is wrong and is supposed to be 一生, not 一年.

Convert Lessons 0-5 Workbook/Reading & Writing Exercises into Written Exercises

When I first started this project, there were no written exercises until I implemented the functionality for "Fill in the Blank" exercises for reading & writing. Later on in Lesson 6 we started utilizing the "fill" type for workbook problems, to ensure a healthy mix between multiple choice (practice problems) and written exercises (workbook problems). I'd like to go over all the workbook/reading & writing exercises for Lessons 0-5, and convert those that are suitable over to the "fill" exercise type, so that new students will get writing experience early on.

Below is a list of exercises that will require conversion and will be updated as we make progress converting each one.

Lesson 0

  • Workbook: Greetings (p.11-12)

Lesson 1

  • Workbook: Numbers (p.13)
  • Workbook: Time (p.14; I)
  • Workbook: Telephone Numbers (p.14; II)
  • Workbook: NounのNoun (p.15; I)
  • Workbook: XはYです (p.15; II)
  • Workbook: Question Sentences (p.16; I & II)
  • Workbook: Questions (p.19)
    Reading and Writing
    • Hiragana Reading Practice (p.292-293; II)

Lesson 2

  • Workbook: Numbers (p.20; I, II, & III)
  • Workbook: これ, それ, and あれ (p.21; I & II)
  • Workbook: この, その, and あの (p.22)
  • Workbook: ここ, そこ, and あそこ・だれの (p.23; I & II)
  • Workbook: Noun も (p.24; I)
  • Workbook: Noun じゃないです (p.24; II)
  • Workbook: Questions (p.26)
    Reading and Writing
    • Katakana Reading Practice (p.297; III)

Lesson 3

  • Workbook: Verb Conjugation (p.27)
  • Workbook: Noun を Verb (p.28)
  • Workbook: Verbs with Places (p.29; I & II)
  • Workbook: Time Expressions (p.30; I)
  • Workbook: Time References (p.30; II & III)
  • Workbook: Suggestion Using ~ませんか (p.31; I & II)
  • Workbook: Frequency Adverbs (p.32)
  • Workbook: Questions (p.35)
    Reading and Writing
    • Kanji Practice: Prices (p.300; I-A & B)
    • Reading Practice: まいにちのせいかつ (p.301; II)
    • Workbook: Translate the Sentences (p.130; III)

Lesson 4

  • Workbook: Xがあります/います (p.36; I & II)
  • Workbook: Describing Where Things Are (p.37; I & II)
  • Workbook: Past Tense (Nouns) (p.38; I & II)
  • Workbook: Verb Conjugation (Past Tense) (p.39)
  • Workbook: Past Tense (Verbs) (p.40; I & II)
  • Workbook: も (p.41)
  • Workbook: ~時間・Particles (p.42; I & II)
  • Workbook: Questions (p.44)
    Reading and Writing
    • Reading Practice: おかあさんへのメモ (p.304; II)
    • Workbook: Translate the Sentences (p.132; III)

Lesson 5

  • Workbook: Adjective Conjugation (Present Tense) (p.45)
  • Workbook: Adjectives (Present Tense) (p.46; I & II)
  • Workbook: Adjective Conjugation (Present and Past Tenses) (p.47)
  • Workbook: Adjectives (Past Tense) (p.48; I & II)
  • Workbook: Adjective + Noun (p.49; I & II)
  • Workbook: 好き(な)/きらい(な) (p.50)
  • Workbook: ~ましょう (p.51; I & II)
  • Workbook: Questions (p.53; I & II)
    Reading and Writing
    • Reading Practice: Robert's Postcard (p.310; II-C)
    • Workbook: Translate the Sentences (p.134; II)

Lesson 6

  • Workbook: Te-form Conjugation 2 (p.55-56)

Lesson 5 Te-Form Conjugation 1

Hi, just wanted to let you know of a small mistake for the answer to one of the questions.

For the te form of 来る, the app is showing the answer as 着て instead of 来て. Thanks for all your work!

16 more mistakes in textbook

When people try to help you out by sending in corrections I don't think you should be too picky about what format it comes in.

Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-15/grammar-6/
Erroneous content
これはベートーベンが引いたピアノです。
Correction of the content
これはベートーベンが弾いたピアノです。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-14/grammar-9/
Erroneous content
メアリーさんはハンバーガを一個しか食べませんでした。
Correction of the content
メアリーさんはハンバーガーを一個しか食べませんでした。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-12/grammar-6/
Erroneous content
八時にうち出なければいけません。
Correction of the content
八時にうちを出なければいけません。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-12/grammar-6/
Erroneous content
九時に授業を出なければいけません。
Correction of the content
九時に授業に出なければいけません。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-12/grammar-6/
Erroneous content
二時英語を教えなければいけません。
Correction of the content
二時に英語を教えなければいけません。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-10/grammar-2/
本州がいちばん大きいです。
Erroneous content
北海道がいちばん大きいです。
Correction of the content
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-9/grammar-3/
Erroneous content
ざびしくなかった
Correction of the content
さびしくなかった
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-9/grammar-7/
Erroneous content
お父さんは、友だちよく踊りに行ったと言っていました。
Correction of the content
お父さんは、友だちとよく踊りに行ったと言っていました。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-8/grammar-7/
Erroneous content
ええ,暑いと思います。
Correction of the content
ええ、暑いと思います。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-7/grammar-2/
Erroneous content
お父さんは四十八歳です
Correction of the content
お父さんは四十八歳です。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-7/grammar-4/
Erroneous content
いいえ、山田さんは太ってません。
Correction of the content
いいえ、山田さんは太っていません。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-5/grammar-7/
Erroneous content
レストランはしずかじゃなかったです。
Correction of the content
レストランは静かじゃなかったです。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-4/grammar-2/
Erroneous content
ほんはつくえの上です。
Correction of the content
本はつくえの上です。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-4/grammar-8/
Erroneous content
メアリーさんは英語を話します。スパイン語も話します。
Correction of the content
メアリーさんは英語を話します。スペイン語も話します。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-3/grammar-6/
Erroneous content
音楽を聴きませんか。
Correction of the content
音楽を聞きませんか。
 
Link to the page that contains the mistake(s)
https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-1/grammar-1/
Erroneous content
ロンドンだいかくのがくせい
Correction of the content
ロンドンだいがくのがくせい

More typos

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-8/vocab-5/
Issue: itsumo is spelt wrong. いっも -> いつも

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-8/grammar-2/
Issue: Question 3 with the verb あける is incorrectly spelt as おける in the question text.

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-8/workbook-4/
Issue: Question 10 'usually' is spelt wrong.
Issue: Question 11 is a bit confusing. The question is asking what Tanaka-san is going to do today, but his answer is in past tense? The answer provided also appears to be in present tense. Since past tense short forms isn't introduced until the lesson 9, might be better just to change Tanaka-san's answer to say he's going to do his part-time job today.

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-8/workbook-5/
Issue: Question 1's answer has a typo in it. The second part of the sentence for the hiragana answer should be おそくなりますから, not おすくなりますから.
Issue: Question 2 'forget' is spelt wrong.

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-9/workbook-1/
Issue: In the adjectives/nouns section, the past negative tense answer for きれい is incorrect. It should be きれいじゃなかった, not きらいじゃなかった.

Page: https://sethclydesdale.github.io/genki-study-resources/lessons/lesson-9/workbook-3/
Issue: In question 6, Mary should be Mari here. I mistakenly thought it was referring to Mary-san, like most of the book has been up to this point, but it literally meant Mari-san.

By the way, thank you for the excellent resource! It's been very helpful to use alongside the actual books.

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