I've been using this app for 2 years now, and it is still asking me the most basic questions again and again. I've fiddled with the options, set the occurance right down, everything, but the app never learns. At this point I have to mark anything I get wrong as "mark right anyway" because I'm just getting frustrated with the app never allowing me to progress. I don't want to do a mountain of 200 questions every single day still, because it burns me out. I want to progress.
At this point I'm just hiding almost every word, but I don't even know if they're going to come up again because I haven't been given their alternate readings yet.
Is this a problem anyone else is having? I'm considering ditching Renshuu over this
(Example: When, if ever, will Renshuu recognize that I now what the numbers from 1 to 9 are already? Or basic days of the week, etc.)
I just got 冗談 again. It's at 100%, and level 9. That's not such a bad one I suppose, good to see it now and then. But I've gotten, say, "Sendai" wrong once, it'll then ask me "Sendai" every single day for the next week. The app seems all over the place in terms of mastery.
It's just that after 2 years, it still asking me the numbers, days of the week, different times (which honestly, just say "-ji" means time, it doesn't have to make every type of time a seperate question) and a load of other super-obvious easy questions that I've never once gotten wrong. It gets rather wearing.
And I'm not even sure if I should hide them because they have readings I haven't even learned yet, are they going to remain hidden when 5 centuries from now I can finally progress to the next levels and get the new readings?
(This is off topic, but the app seems quite cluttered too. I don't care for the stupid Kao-kun levelling thing, I'm here to learn Japanese, and before anyone says "some people like it" those people can get a tamagotchi.)
On the topic of the kao-chan levelling, you can turn it off in settings under motivations. Are you learning new words in the schedules these are in, or are these in the schedules that you completed a while ago? because you could freeze/delete these schedules if you're not learning them anymore.
"There is not an automatic way to turn off fully mastered terms, but there is a way to do it.
Go to Tools > Advanced Search.
Then, for example, you could choose a schedule, then filter against 100% mastery, and then (as an Action) block all of those terms :)" This is a recent post from Michael-san, so you could try this as well
I'm hiding all the words/kanji I know more or less, but also don't learn readings by themselves, only in context. So when a kanji I know and have hidden appears in a word with a reading I don't know, I just learn the word
