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Genki Exercises - 3rd Edition | Genki Study Resources

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Genki Study Resources offers a vast collection of exercises for practicing what is taught in Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese.

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This website contains resources for students using the Genki textbook.

The Japanese on your Computer section contains information on how to set your computer up for reading and writing in Japanese. These Genki Resource pages were written using the Unicode (UTF-8) format for character encoding and in order for you to properly view these pages, you may need to modify your browser settings.

The Katakana, Hiragana, and Kanji sections contain stroke order QuickTime movies, drag-n-drop exercises, worksheets, and flashcards. (Thank you to Mr. Masayoshi Kanai for giving us permission to use his stroke order Quicktime movies.)

The Vocabulary section contains lesson vocabulary lists along with interactive exercises to test your knowledge of the vocabulary.
Celebrating over 10 years of Japanese Language Learning!

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The Japanese on your Computer section contains information on how to set your computer up for reading and writing in Japanese. These Genki Resource pages were written using the Unicode (UTF-8) format for character encoding and in order for you to properly view these pages, you may need to modify your browser settings.

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Welcome to the Genki supplementary content page! This page is a collection of exercises to supplement each of the lessons in the Genki Textbook, providing convenience and feedback that you can't get with the workbook alone! Lessons are currently being added and updated constantly, so keep checking back and follow me on Patreon to get the latest information!

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Welcome to the Genki supplementary content page! This page is a collection of exercises to supplement each of the lessons in the Genki Textbook, providing convenience and feedback that you can't get with the workbook alone! Lessons are currently being added and updated constantly, so keep checking back and follow me on Patreon to get the latest information!

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Welcome to Genki Kanji Quiz 1.0 ! This programme is a set of interactive exercises to help you revise the Kanji you learn in class.

The exercises have been carefully designed to follow the structure of your coursebook and you will find ample usage of Hiragana to help recognise the kanji through multiple choice and gap-fill exercises, jumble modules and crosswords. Some contain sound and other display pictures.

Click on the above menu to access the exercises per lesson.

Note: For some exercises you will need to transcribe Kanji in Hiragana, to do this on your computer you will need to have the Japanese language pack installed on your machine. The pack is installed on all student machines so you should not have any problem in changing the language at the toolbar. See the picture below:

Enjoy the quiz!

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Welcome to Genki Kanji Quiz 1.0 ! This programme is a set of interactive exercises to help you revise the Kanji you learn in class. The exercises have been carefully designed to follow the structure of your coursebook and you will find ample usage of Hiragana to help recognise the kanji through multiple choice and gap-fill exercises, jumble modules and crosswords.

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Ren is a 22-year-old Canadian university student studying advanced Japanese. She lives with her family and works part-time at a local Japanese grocery store with Haruna and Yuichi. Ren is very active and does a lot of volunteer work.

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Ren is a 22-year-old Canadian university student studying advanced Japanese. She lives with her family and works part-time at a local Japanese grocery store with Haruna and Yuichi. Ren is very active and does a lot of volunteer work.

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MyKikitoriへようこそ！

This is a fun and easy way to practice kikitori (listening comprehension) for beginning learners of Japanese. This interactive listening practice site is based on Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese Volume 1 Second Edition. This is a perfect website for not only Genki 1 users, but for anyone who is looking for listening practice. It is free and there is no need to sign up for an account! Enjoy and がんばってください！

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This is a fun and easy way to practice kikitori (listening comprehension) for beginning learners of Japanese. This interactive listening practice site is based on Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese Volume 1 Second Edition. This is a perfect website for not only Genki 1 users, but for anyone who is looking for listening practice.

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Kanji alive is a free web application designed to help Japanese language students of all levels learn to read and write kanji.

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A website to help you practice writing Japanese right on your screen. You can practice writing almost any Japanese character, and get instant feedback as you write.

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Self-study Room offers a variety of online materials to support your learning with GENKI textbooks.

No Illegal Uploading, Please!

GENKI Videos　げんきな動画

GENKI Dialogue Videos （げんき会話ビデオ）

Video Clips for Culture Note（Culture Noteのビデオクリップ）
Video clips related to "Culture Note" columns in the Dialogue & Grammar section of GENKI. All scenes were shot in Japan.
(by Elizabeth Armstrong/Eric Faden [Bucknell University])

GENKI Apps　げんきなアプリ

The official GENKI apps are excellent tools for firmly mastering vocabulary, kanji, and conjugation, with the aid of native recordings and fun illustrations

GENKI Drills　げんきなドリル

Sets of cards for studying GENKI are available through Quizlet at the links in the Drills column below.

Note that the audio pronunciations given on Quizlet are computer generated, and thus differ from the human recordings provided for GENKI app cards.

You can watch the Dialogue videos for each lesson by clicking the links in the Videos column on the right.

GENKI 1

GENKI 2

Drills

Videos

Lesson

Vocabulary

Conjugation

Kana / Kanji

Links　リンク集

Please note that some of the following websites are based on the contents of GENKI 2nd Edition.

Genki Kanji Quiz
A website that offers a set of interactive exercises for practicing kanji learned in GENKI. It helps you recognize the kanji through multiple choice and gap-fill exercises, jumble modules, and crosswords. (by Edith Paillat [Victoria University of Wellington])

KanjiAlive
Web-based tool to help Japanese-language learners read and write kanji. It contains a database of 1,235 kanji. Students can easily search for kanji in a certain lesson of GENKI by inputting the lesson number. (by Kanji Alive Team [The University of Chicago])

uPal: Associative Kanji Learning
This website offers essential information on every kanji that appear in the major Japanese language textbooks for elementary level. You can easily access kanji that appear in GENKI I and II, and learn their reading, meaning, stroke order (animations), and relational kanji knowledge. Kanji Matching Quizzes for these kanji are also offered. (by Joji Miwa)

MyKikitori―Practice Your Japanese Listening Skills
A listening practice site that contains original dialogues based on the grammar and vocabulary introduced in GENKI I. Two speeds, natural and slow, are available for each dialogue, and all the dialogues are accompanied by comprehension questions in audio format. (by Aiko Sato [San Francisco State University])

NIHONGO KIKUSASAIZU
36 original short, animated videos, 3 episodes each for Lesson 1 to Lesson 12. Both the Japanese and English transcripts are accessible on the website. There is a link to some interactive listening comprehension exercises. [Created by Nihongo Kikusasaizu Project Team.]

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This page is for learners using GENKI: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese. It provides links to videos and other online self-study resources.

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Can I watch them for free?

Yes, you can watch them for free. (A separate data communication fee may be charged.)

Can I watch them on a tablet or smartphone?

Yes, you can. A separate data communication fee may be charged when you watch them without using a Wi-Fi environment.

Would it be fine if I donʼ t have the GENKI textbooks?

Since these are videos created for people who study using the GENKI textbooks, we recommend that you read the grammar explanation in the textbooks before watching the videos.

Can I use them in my class?

There is no issue as long as you are using them in accordance with the Notice on Viewing shown below.

Would it be OK to introduce this page on my website?

Sure. If possible, please link to Genki Online (https://genki3.japantimes.co.jp/).

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Since the videos are made available through YouTubeʼ s video distribution service, please use a browser and an Internet connection that allow you to watch YouTube videos. For more information, please see the YouTube help page.

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Video collection of sentence patterns : GENKI

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Can I watch them for free? Yes, you can watch them for free. (A separate data communication fee may be charged.) Can I watch them on a tablet or smartphone? Yes, you can. A separate data communication fee may be charged when you watch them without using a Wi-Fi environment.

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ジャパンタイムズ出版 bookclub

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OTO Navi - Sound Navigator - ジャパンタイムズ出版 BOOKCLUB

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ジャパンタイムズ出版のウェブサイトです。TOEIC・英検などの試験対策書、ニュースで学ぶ英語学習書、「げんき」シリーズをはじめとする外国人向けの日本語学習書などを紹介しています。ダウンロード用無料音声の案内や、学習に役立つコラム・イベント情報も掲載中。

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11.20MB. 778 audio & 0 images. Updated 2023-06-27.

This item is large, and may take some time to download.

Description

Sample (from 1076 notes)

Cards are customizable! When this deck is imported into the desktop program, cards will appear as the deck author has made them. If you'd like to customize what appears on the front and back of a card, you can do so by clicking the Edit button, and then clicking the Cards button.

After the file is downloaded, double-click on it to open it in the desktop program.

At this time, it is not possible to add shared decks directly to your AnkiWeb account - they need to be added from the desktop then synchronized to AnkiWeb.

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Reviews
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Great companion to Genki 1

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Great set, could add Romanji as a bonus

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Really cool deck, thank you! But I don't like how characters are shown because firstly you see a kana and only then a kanji because kana is much bigger. I decided to reorder it so I made a few changes using javascript. If there is a kanji, a kana is shown as furigana but if there is no kanji then it's just kana. I really recommend you this cause you will learn kanji better!
Just replace it with the front template in the card type. Here it is:

<font lang="jp" size="4px" color="#C0C0C0" id="kana"><span class="japanese">{{japanese_kana}}</span></font>
<br>
<font lang="jp" size="7px"><span class="japanese" id="kanji">{{kanjis}}</span></font>
<br>

{{sound}}
<br>

<script>
var kanji = document.getElementById("kanji");
var kana = document.getElementById("kana");

if(kanji.textContent == ""){
kana.size = "7px";
kana.style.color = "black";
}
</script>

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I've been having a lot of fun with this. Incredibly well done and so useful for a beginner like myself. Thank you for making this deck!

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Thanks.
By the way, the sound is not right in this one : L04/03 Days Month/ついたち because it says: いちにち instead of ついたち

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Seems to have basically all vocabulary and other interesting things in the book.

Cons: Duplicates (easily fixable as written in other comments), and missing audio files.
The audio files can be downloaded from the author's github:
https://github.com/mi-ael/genki_anki_deck_generator/releases/tag/2.0.6

I made a new profile in anki, imported the deck from the link above, went to my media folder and copied all the audio files over to my main profile's media folder. Now I have audio files for 80 % of the deck (I belive the rest is not actually part of the Genki audio set, so that's no fault of the author). I belive the Genki 2 deck is complete, though.

Anyway, thanks!

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I'm going to be a jerk and give this deck a thumbs down. I have good reasons though:

1. Duplicates. A lot of people don't really understand how Anki works, but anki flags "duplicate" cards. This is because of the way the algorithm in Anki works--When you include multiple copies of the same card, you throw the entire algorithm off and waste time studying words you already know. Anki has a way to fix this--and that's to tag cards. In order to optimize your usage of anki, you need ONE copy of each card, but to have it tagged multiple ways. In order to make this deck work, duplicate cards have to be removed and retagged, that makes this a time consuming deck to correct.

2.An overly complicated Subdeck and sub-subdeck system. Again--this seems to be because the creator of this deck doesn't properly understand how anki works, and this complaint ties into my first one. As some words occur in multiple chapters, this person has created duplicated cards and put them in each chapter/subdeck. But again--this wastes time in studying over the long run. All that needs to happen to create subdecks for each chapter, and to properly tag each word with each chapter the word is in. Do not create multiple tears of subdecks. Do not create multiple weird tags.

Overall, this was an interesting deck to download, and of course it's nice to have audiofiles. But not so nice that I feel like spending hours combing through this deck to delete duplicates, and retag everything.

Overall, this deck probably seems like a good deck if you don't understand Anki well. It's not, it needs significant work to be optimized, streamlined, and functional.

Good try for a first deck, but thumbs down overall.

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Overall I would say this is a great deck and it has helped me get started, but I'm having a lot of trouble with the audio files. Most of the cards in my deck are missing audio since setting up sync with AnkiWeb and then after moving onto a new phone and reinstalling, even more files are missing. I have the book and the audio through the app, but I cant find any way to add the audio to the my Anki Deck.

I'm giving a thumbs up because it is really good, which is why its so frustrating that I cant use it properly.

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Great deck with lots of complementary data, cutting no corners for a good experience. Thanks a lot for this deck!

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Love it. Great for beginners with or without the textbook.

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Great deck overall and very organized, but a little too inclusive. When there is vocab related to counting, all of the numbers are included which is too repetitive. Vocabulary that is repeated in multiple sections, (e.g. main vocabulary; additional vocabulary) have repeat cards.

Lesson 7 is missing the card for つとめる and includes はたらく instead, which is a Lesson 11 vocab word.

[review based on using deck up to L7]

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Thanks much for sharing this deck. Great help for me to start learning Japanese.

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Thanks so much for this. The sound files are huge help

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Please check the spelling for Strawberry : It should be いちご

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This, along with the sister Genki 2 deck are the best.

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Incredible work, guided me through Genki 1 and now on to Genki 2. Thanks for making the internet a better place :)

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Great deck and use of programming skills! What's with the type, sort_id, and uid fields though? I like keeping the fields tidy and avoid useless ones. Can I delete them without issue or do they serve some purpose?

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this is honestly such a huge time-saver; i've read that there might be a few mistakes here and there, but it's not like one couldn't double check with their book (assuming they own it) and the fact that the audio files are there, too, makes this basically a must-have if you use Genki imho

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Half deck is already learnt, the author did a good job!!

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I am a huge fan of having both front to back and back to front cards in the same deck! Amazing work!!

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Perfect companion to the textbook - ありがと！

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Very comprehensive and organized!

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Thumbs up because very useful, however, there ARE two of every card in the deck. So the commenter before me who rated "thumbs down" for "every card is a duplicate" seems to be correct. I'm not sure why this is the case.

EDIT: I've been using the wrong software program, instead of Anki, I was using AnkiApp. Everything shows properly in the actual, correct Anki program.

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Really good introductory Anki deck for learning basic Japanese vocabulary. Some words don't have audio but you can download native sound files from Forvo.

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Love the addition of the sound and the ability to select by lesson

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Super, always greate, but I change a little bit the card model:
front:

<font size="6px" color="#C0C0C0"><span class="japanese">{{kanjis}}</span></font>
<br>

{{sound}}
<br>

Front:

{{FrontSide}}

<font size="4px" color="#C0C0C0">Meaning: </font>
<br>

<font size="15px"><span class="text">{{japanese_kana}}</span></font>
<br>

<font size="15px"><span class="text">{{english}}</span></font>
<br>

<br>
{{#kanji_meaning}}
<font size="4px" color="#C0C0C0">Kanji Meaning: </font>
<br>
<font size="6px"><span class="japanese">{{kanjis}}</span></font>
<br>
<font size="6px"><span class="text">{{kanji_meaning}}</span></font>
<br>
{{/kanji_meaning}}

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I'm appreciating the inclusion of audio

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Usage tips:
1. Fixing duplicate cards can be done through Browse > Notes > Find duplicates `kanjis`. Check the reading first to make sure it's a duplicate.
2. You can add sound pronunciations through Forvo though make sure that the source comes from the East Japan/Tokyo area as pitch accents will vary depending on geographical location.

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The perfect deck for people studying with Genki. Thanks a lot for posting this! Providing the keyword for every individual kanji is extremely helpful for learning to read compound kanji words. I wish all Anki decks were this nice. Looks very clean, too. I am almost through with it and have not found any issues except for I think "strawberry/いちご" has a typo. The complaint about duplicate cards below makes no sense to me.

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Every card is a duplicate which makes it hard to review

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Better than what the official Genki site give you!

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I just started using this to catch up on Japanese after not studying for a few years, but it seems great so far

on 1636259846

Saved me so much time, exactly from the Genki1 Textbook.

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Great deck!
This is really helpful for learning all of Genki's vocabulary. I especially like that you also included all of the additonal vocabulary.
The only thing that is a bit annoying is that some of the words are duplicates, but I guess this is Genki's fault since some words appear in both the additional vocabulary and in the regular vocabulary a few lessons later. Otherwise a great deck!
I'm looking foreward to use your Genki 2 deck once I'm done with Genki 1.

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Lots of time saved and well made!

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Really useful to upgrade skill for beginers

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This is great. What's a better and more efficient way to study the vocab as I progress through the chapters... Nothing! When is Genki 2 going to come out! Good job! You really made the world a better place!

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thank you sooooo much can't wait for 2 <3

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So useful for uni revision

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Great. Would like genki 2 if possible.

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Excellent resource. Thanks so much for your innovative work!

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Thank you for this! Extremely helpful and well made.

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Thank you this will be helpful. For beginners like me.

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Thank you so much for this! This has helped me so much! I'm very grateful! Please consider making one like this for Genki 2, 3rd edition and the Quartet series as well! Honestly, I couldn't recommend this enough. Love that their are cards for both sides, I feel like I learn so much easier with this deck and can confirm if I know the Japanese words + pronunciation and English meaning. The fact that there is also kanji too, even for the first couple of chapters, amazing! I guess the only thing that could make this better... would be images? I feel like I do fine without that though.

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Very very good! If you put the dialogues in it and some sentences with audio it would be perfect!

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This is awesome. Should be the first choice for anyone looking for Genki cards

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This is great! Thanks for the github :)

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11.20MB. 778 audio & 0 images. Updated 2023-06-27. This item is large, and may take some time to download. Cards are customizable! When this deck is imported into the desktop program, cards will appear as the deck author has made them.