Mini KanjiStudy inside Bunpro?

Bunpro
#1

Hello everyone!
I’ve been thinking recently on an optional feature that would be super useful to the typical bunpro learner if they want to know how to write X kanji (like 強、文、全 and so on)

So my idea is like on vocabulary decks, what could the staff do is they implement a new tab (just like the defintion tab and the example sentences tab, or a div if you prefer) where you find the kanjis contained on the word you’re learning and you begin to write them, to get the stroke order, just like a mini KanjiStudy ー but inside Bunpro

And those kanjis you learn you’ll find them on the SRS to practice them until you’re good with that said kanji.

I just wanna point out that this would be entirely optional, on the kanjis YOU want to learn to write, because if you start to learn ALL the kanji writing out there you’ll just be crushed by reviews. And the feature would be mainly on the mobile version, cuz let’s be honest drawing a kanji with your mouse isn’t very effective to be honest

What do you think about it?

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#2

i noticed the wanikani picture, and i wanted to add this. i too use the app, and am very pleased with tofugu. i connected wanikani to bunpro today, using the api key. well the bunpro came alive for me, everything i’ve been learning on wanikani, is now available in my reviews here. difference being, now i’m not seeing the kanji first, so i have to remember the spelling, etc. a whole new angle. this way i’ll know for certain what i’ve learned or just recognized. fun and entertaining

#3

we already have wanikani for that. you can also use kanji study app if you have android

#4

i do I actually paid 10 bucks to import all the kanjis into KS each group divided by the level they’re in but I just thought this would be a cool feature
but anyway Wanikani doesn’t teach you how to write the kanji do they?

#5

@GrammarMaster809 I wanted the same thing so I built an app for it. It is called Nazoru and you can find it on the Play Store for Android or the App Store for iOS. It connects to your Bunpro account using the public api (you can get it on Bunpro’s settings) and suggests for you to practice the kanji contained in the words you’ve recently studied.

(I didn’t include the link here because I am not sure yet if I am allowed to share it in the community)