I dont know if any of this has been suggested yet, but since my switch from anki to bunpro there have been some things that I keep on missing a little and I just thought I’d put them out there. ^^
I’d love to see an option to review vocabulary from English → Japanese instead of Japanese → English.
What I have in mind is something like:
- the English meaning/definition
- hints for the word class (noun, な-adjective, etc.) and register (formal, casual, etc.)
- an example sentence for context
Then you’d have to recall and type the Japanese word.
Personally, I don’t get much out of the current English-side writing prompts. Typing the English meaning just feels like extra time without really helping me remember the Japanese word. Generally to me, Japanese → English doesn’t seem as helpful for active recall, as would English to Japanese be.
One of the main issue is also with vocabulary that doesn’t have fill-in-the-blank example sentences. Those switch to the translate-to-english mode by default, and I can’t switch them to flashcard mode because that setting also changes my fill-in reviews to flashcards, which I don’t want.
It would be great if there were either:
- an english → japanese review mode for these cards
or - separate settings for standalone vocabulary cards and fill-in-the-blank sentence reviews.
I also have a bit of a smaller issue with the fill-in sentences, since I am more auf an audio-visual learner, it would help a lot if there was an option to play the vocab audio before/separately from the sentence audio in fill-in sentence type reviews.
This would help a lot. (Please also let me know if there are features like this and I just didn’t find any of them)

so its the perfect "oh, no signal for doomscrolling? Bunpro time
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Please consider adding a predominantly “gold” accent to the B points shop. There’s a few that do use yellow/gold hues, but they’re secondary colors. I really like how I usually style my Anki cards (surprise, surprise!) and since now theming is so customizable, I’d like to see a similar style be an option.