animebook
yomichan
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animebook
- Alternatives to Animelon/Voracious?
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When creating SRS cards from videos, should I put the audio in the front or in the back of the card?
Hello everyone! Although I first started learning Japanese a long time ago, I just stumbled upon some really useful resources here today that motivated me to do more studying. In particular, I found out about the animebooks video player that makes it possible to add sentence cards while watching movies with subtitles. I've set up Anki and everything works as intended now. So far, I sometimes created a subs2srs deck after finishing movies or an anime, but this approach seems far superior. Nice!
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Do you know any apps, or javascript+css to do this?
It's a lot less distracting, plus I can tweak size and word and line spacing. This is a screenshot from youglish. For local files I use my tweaked version of : https://github.com/animebook/animebook.github.io
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What are the easiest ways to turn videos and subtitles into Anki cards?
Animebook works like a charm and does exactly that: https://github.com/animebook/animebook.github.io
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What Japanese learning tools do you use on a regular basis?
For anyone using Anime for learning, Animebook is a great tool. If you have the video files + subtitles, you can use Yomichan + Animebook to automatically create Anki cards with a screenshot + audio clip.
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Any suggestions on what to replace the Netflix + Language Reactor extension combo with?
If you are willing to acquire the content yourself, you can use this web app. It's browser based so you just drag the video file and subtitle file into the browser, then hover over unknown words with yomichan and add them that way.
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Any Japanese subtitle programs?
Animebook
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Mac Support for Text Hookers & Visual Novel + Anime for Word/Sentence Mining
Animebook - in-browser video player that works with your local Yomichan or Rikaichamp
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There's any tool to learn by phrases like lingq?
For video: Animebook and Voracious
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Is there some way of displaying two lines of subtitles, one in the target language and the other in your native language?
I've heard about some programs while studying Japanese that might be useful: Animebook, Voracious, and Knowclip.
yomichan
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Why can't I find a technical description of the Yomichan dictionary format?
You read the schemas, usually it's enough for devs a waste of time asking r/LearnJapanese
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Yomichan Dictionaries for Cantonese
I made a Yomichan dictionary from CantoDict, and there are other dictionaries linked made by other people I wanted to share.
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What is your workflow for adding new words to Anki deck for language learning?
I wish I would of known about Yomichan years ago, I can see a lot of work went into the project. Yes, for most web pages a Chrome extension should be able to get the sentence that the word came from. The relevant code for Yomichan might be from this page https://github.com/FooSoft/yomichan/blob/master/ext/js/app/frontend.js
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Reading Manga with Hiragana
You can use mokuro on any manga you have in digital form to turn the text into selectable text and read it in a PDF reader of your choice. You can then combine this with the Yomichan browser extension and dictionaries of your choice to allow you to instantly look up any unknown word you encounter when reading manga, with a single button press.
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Application or program that works well offline
Download kiwi browser, after that go to extensions, and download yomichan. Download the dictionaries (they can be use offline). Finally, go to the site https://ttu-ebook.web.app (It can also be use offline), you can read any kind of epub file that you may have within your device. After setting up everything, you can read japanese with the fastest looks ups without using internet.
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Where can I find light novels and manga in Japanese?
Capture2Text (I usually use this with games, manga, etc. in tandem with Yomichan's search page)
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Chrome/firefox extension like yomichan or rikaikun for Spanish?
What I am looking for is something like this: https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/
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Help auto-creating Anki cards from word list
You are not the first to miss this functionality: https://github.com/FooSoft/yomichan/issues/1987
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Are there any sites out there that give the reference number for kanji? I use the Kodansha Kanji Learner's course and it would save me a ton of time instead of having to look for it via stroke count.
Consider trying Yomichan. In the popup dictionary, click on the Kanji. If you scroll down, there are a bunch of reference numbers for different Kanji books and dictionaries (including Kodansha Compact Kanji Guide and Kodansha Kanji Dictionary).
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How do I look up a new Kanji in the most effective way?
Links, if you are interested: https://github.com/kha-white/manga-ocr https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/
What are some alternatives?
mpvacious - 🍜 Adds mpv keybindings to create Anki cards from movies and TV shows.
Game2Text - Complete toolbox for gamifying language learning
Memento - An mpv-based video player for studying Japanese
movies2anki - Convert movies with subtitles to watch them with Anki. Inspired by subs2srs
Textractor - Extracts text from video games and visual novels. Highly extensible.
rikai-mpv - A port of Rikaichamp Japanese dictionary and parser into mpv video player
tachiyomi - Free and open source manga reader for Android.
voracious - A video player for studying foreign languages (esp. Japanese)
clipboard-inserter
asbplayer - Browser-based media player and Chrome extension for subtitle sentence mining
JL - JL is a program for looking up Japanese words and expressions.