AnkiWeb addon 882364911
Generates Anki flashcards from the vocabulary in Chinese texts, such as books, articles, or subtitle files, so learners can study words before reading.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.0 | – | 2024-01-05 |
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This tool allows you to generate flashcards from words in a Chinese text (e.g. a book, a newspaper article, or a .srt subtitles file from a movie). This way, you can study the words from the text in advance, and then read the text already knowing most of the vocabulary.
This tool works best for advanced Chinese learners who are reading either real adult-level Chinese texts, advanced graded readers, young adult literature, or similar.
It may also work for learners at a lower level, but make sure you reduce the target vocabulary size to something manageable, otherwise you'll get too many flashcards and will spend all your time studying flashcards and not reading.
This tool helps you hone your reading ability and increase your vocabulary size; you'll need to combine it with other approaches in order to improve your listening, speaking, grammar, etc.
It only supports simplified characters right now, but I'm hoping to add traditional character support when I have time.
See my blog post for more details: http://www.kerrickstaley.com/2018/09/04/chinese-prestudy
Chinese-Prestudy is an Anki 2.1 plugin that helps you generate flashcards for a body of text so that you can learn the text's vocabulary before you read it.
There is more information, including usage instructions, in this blog post.
If you want to contribute back to this project, follow these instructions:
pip3 install --user chinesevocablist chineseflashcards genanki jieba cached_property chevron pyyaml requests
To try out your code, run
make install
and restart Anki to see the effects. You may need to uninstall your existing copy of the plugin if you got it from AnkiWeb, otherwise you'll have two copies of the plugin installed.
There are also some (currently, not very many) unit tests. You can run those with
make test
Some changes may belong in chinesevocablist, chineseflashcards, or genanki. If you want to change one of these packages, check it out from GitHub, make your change, and then run make install in the package's directory followed by make install in this directory and restart Anki.
If your name is Kerrick, you can publish new versions to AnkiWeb by following these steps:
./package.py to generate package.ankiaddon.package.ankiaddon in Anki, and restart. Test thoroughly.