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Audio and images for cards 6k-10k The audio is from the Sensei app.

Audio and images for cards 0k-6k The audio is from Core 6k.

Audio and images for cards 0k-10k All of them you actually only need this one.

The images and audio files are provided separately: Here is the whole core on Anki Shared Decks: Core 2k/6k/10K Further Optimized PIC/SOUND/PITCH ACCENT Note: The decks below were removed from Anki’s website.

Core 10k Sentences (v) (without media).apkg (1.8 MB).

Core 10k Sentences (v) (Full).apkg (692.2 MB).

Here’s an alternate version of the Core 10k sentence deck, modified by gdaxeman for simplicity: The original deck from 2011 had only the content from the app, while the one by pmnox uses for the first 6,000 cards the data from iKnow! and Core 6k - which have better audio, more accurate furigana and less typos than the ones from the Sensei app - and uses the app content for the rest, with his own fixes and optimizations added to it. The data from the Sensei app was originally extracted by forum members overture2112 and Blahah, and users Irixmark and brianobush have helped tidying it up.

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(New Reference Needed) (2014 August 20) → release by Nayr182, the deck’s creator.įorum member pmnox compiled a deck that improves on the regular Core 6k by adding around 4,000 extra words and sentences from the Japanese Sensei app plus i+1 ordering, JLPT-level index, Heisig’s RTK keywords for the vocabulary, and pitch accent for 95% of all words.

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Please feel free to make any suggestions on the forum thread, and please remember to make comments and rate the decks on anki shared decks.

All cards have been checked by native Japanese for furigana errors.

All cards are numbered in order of word frequency.

This is completely original and in no way related to Core2k, 6k or 10k.Īll senteces have been sourced from A Frequency Dictionary of Japanese (Routledge Frequency Dictionaries) (March 9, 2013), which is based on a 100 million word corpus composed of spoken, fiction, non-fiction and news texts in current use. Nayr’s Core5000 comprises of the 5,000 most commonly used words in the Japanese language. Nayr’s Core5000 can be found here : Nayr’s Core5000 on Anki shared decks Release User aldebrn helped finding typos and mistakes in the deck that were later corrected. The audio for the sentences was recorded by his wife, who is Japanese, using Anki’s record audio functionality. Forum member Nayr182 compiled a deck with the 5,000 most commonly used words in Japanese, with example sentences, based on A Frequency Dictionary of Japanese (Routledge Frequency Dictionaries).