ALPHA: Practice Japanese: Calendar (Dates & Times etc.)


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Introduction:

Practice Japanese Calendar. (V0.0.4 Alpha)

WARNING: This tool is not yet fully finished and is currently in a very basic ALPHA release state!!!

With this tool you can practice various Japanese calendar related words & phrases.

At the moment you can practice: More to be added in the future.

To learn the day counters I would like to advice this guide from TOFUGO.

1. Instructions *Coming soon
2. Allowed spelling and answers *Coming soon
3. Options
4. Question selection
5. Start practicing

Disclaimer:
Everything stated / used here should be correct. But if you do find any issues, errors and / or discrepancies please contact me at contact@practicejapanese.nl.


Instructions:

Hiragana & Katakana to Rōmaji:

General:
1. Here the tool will generate a random Hiragana or Katakana character (or a set of characters for the "combination" ones).
2. It is up to you to enter the corresponding rōmaji "sound".
3. Check "Allowed rōmaji spelling" below on which answers the tool is going to expect.
4. Click on the downwards arrows to reveal the various character lists.

Options:
1a. First select if the tool should create a set of the selected characters or just go through them fully random.
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1b. A set will still be in a random order but correctly answered characters will not repeat untill every other selected character is correctly answered first.
1c. For the "repeating" option every new character is random and can be a character already answered before.
2. Select if you want to use the "strict" or the "loose" rōmaji rule. (Check "Allowed rōmaji spelling" below for more info.)
3. After you complete a full set a short fireworks (花火) display will be shown, you can disable this by deselecting the "Allow fireworks effect" option

Hiragana & Katakana to practice:
1. Select all the Hiragana & Katakana characters you want to practice.
2. By default all "main", "combination" & "special combination" Hiragana and Katakana are selected.
3. The "special" category contains among others punctuation marks and obsolete / rare characters and is deselected by default.
4. You can select the individual characters by clicking the checkboxes.
5a. You can quickly select entire categories by using the various buttons.
5b. The button will first select all not yet selected characters if some or none of them are selected at the time.
5c. If all of them are selected all will be deselected when clicking the button.
5d. The buttons only change the characters of that specific category.

Practice:
1. The tool will show the Hiragana & Katakana character for you to answer.
2. It is up to you to enter the corresponding rōmaji.
3. You can enter the rōmaji in the entry box below the "Enter Rōmaji of Hiragana / Katakana above:" prompt.
4. After entering the rōmaji you can either: 1. press "Tab" 2. press "Enter" 3. click outside the box 4. tab the "check answer" button.
5a. The tool will display if you entered the correct answer and if needed show the correct answer vs what you entered.
5b. Some characters will show some aditional usefull information regarding sound and / or use.
6. The tool will now display the next character for you to answer.
7a. Below this you can check your current streak of correctly answered questions and your total correctly and incorrectly answered questions.
7b. If you are practicing a set it will show how many of the set you have correctly answered.
8a. If you finish a full set it will show a short firework show (if you have this option is enabled).
8b. It will then restart the set in a new random order.
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Allowed rōmaji spelling:

The lists below will show the different spellings the tool will allow for the "Strict" and "Loose" settings.
These lists are not meant to actually learn you the "official" spellings or sounds for that I would like to advice these TOFUGO Hiragana and TOFUGO Katakana guides.



Loose:
This setting will allow for a more "close is close enough" approach for the rōmaji spelling and so more variations are allowed.

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Hiragana:
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Translation dictionary (Hiragana loose):
= a = i = u = e = o
= ka / ca      = ki / ci      = ku / cu      = ke / ce      = ko / co     
= ga = gi = gu = ge = go
= sa = shi / si = su = se = so
= za = ji = zu = ze = zo
= ta = chi / ti = tsu / tu = te = to
= da = di / ji / zi / dzi       = du / zu / dzu       = de = do
= na = ni = nu = ne = no
= ba = bi = bu = be = bo
= pa = pi = pu = pe = po
= ma = mi = mu = me = mo
= ya = yu = yo
= ra / la = ri / li = ru / lu = re / le = ro / lo
= wa = wo / o
= n / nn

きゃ = kya / kja きゅ = kyu / kju きょ = kyo / kjo
ぎゃ = gya / gja ぎゅ = gyu / gju ぎょ = gyo / gju
しゃ = sha しゅ = shu しょ = sho
じゃ = jya / ja じゅ = jyu / ju じょ = jyo / jo
ちゃ = cha ちゅ = chu ちょ = cho
ぢゃ = dya / dja / dzya ぢゅ = dyu / dju / dzyu ぢょ = dyo / djo / dzyo
にゃ = nya / nja にゅ = nyu / nju にょ = nyo / njo
ひゃ = hya / hja ひゅ = hyu / hju ひょ = hyo / hjo
びゃ = bya / bja びゅ = byu / bju びょ = byo / bjo
ぴゃ = pya / pja ぴゅ = pyu / pju ぴょ = pyo / pjo
みゃ = mya / mja みゅ = myu / mju みょ = myo / mjo
りゃ = rya / rja / lya / lja     りゅ = ryu / rju / lyu / lju     りょ = ryo / rjo / lyo / ljo    

= vu / v / bu / bwu
= wi / i / vi  = we / e / ve 
𛀁 = ye いぇ = ye = yori

= ltsu / sukuon / double consonant
  = dakuten
  = handakuten
= iter / iteration mark / iteration / repeater
= iter dakuten / iteration mark dakuten / iteration dakuten / repeater dakuten // dakuten iter (or any other reveresed) // iter (or any other without dakuten)

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Katakana:
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Translation dictionary (Katakana loose):
= a = i = u = e = o
= ka / ca      = ki / ci      = ku / cu      = ke / ce      = ko / co     
= ga = gi = gu = ge = go
= sa = shi / si = su = se = so
= za = ji = zu = ze = zo
= ta = chi / ti = tsu / tu = te = to
= da = di / ji / zi / dzi       = du / zu / dzu       = de = do
= na = ni = nu = ne = no
= ba = bi = bu = be = bo
= pa = pi = pu = pe = po
= ma = mi = mu = me = mo
= ya = yu = yo
= ra / la = ri / li = ru / lu = re / le = ro / lo
= wa = wo / o
= n / nn

キャ = kya / kja キュ = kyu / kju キョ = kyo / kjo
ギャ = gya / gja ギュ = gyu / gju ギョ = gyo / gju
シャ = sha シュ = shu ショ = sho
ジャ = jya / ja ジュ = jyu / ju ジョ = jyo / jo
チャ = cha チュ = chu チョ = cho
ヂャ = dya / dja / dzya ヂュ = dyu / dju / dzyu ヂョ = dyo / djo / dzyo
ニャ = nya / nja ニャ = nyu / nju ニャ = nyo / nju
ヒャ = hya / hja ヒュ = hyu / hju ヒョ = hyo / hjo
ビャ = bya / bja ビュ = byu / bju ビョ = byo / bjo
ピャ = pya / pja ピュ = pyu / pju ピョ = pyo / pjo
ミャ = mya / mja ミュ = myu / mju ミョ = myo / mjo
リャ = rya / rja / lya / lja     リュ = ryu / rju / lyu / lju     リョ = ryo / rjo / lyo / ljo    

ヴァ = va / bwa ヴァ = vi / bwi ヴァ = vu / v / bu / bwu     ヴァ = ve / bwe       ヴァ = vo / bwo
ウィ = wi / ui / wui    ウェ = we / ue / wue    ウォ = wo / uo / wuo   
ファ = fa フィ = fi フェ = fe フォ = fo
ツァ = tsa ツィ = tsi ツェ = tse ツォ = tso
トゥ = tu / two ティ = ty / ti ドゥ = du / dew ディ = dy / die / di
シェ = she ジェ = je チェ = che イェ = ye

= wi    = we    = vi    = ve    = vo   
𛀀 = e = koto

= ltsu / sukuon / double consonant
= dot / period / end dot / . / full stop
= prolonged sound mark / chōonpu / long vowel / lvowel / choonpu / chooonpu / chōonkigō / choonkigo / chooonkigoo / onbiki / bōbiki / boobiki / chōon / chooon / vowel extender
= middot / space / mid dot / " "(empty space) / separator / word separator / spaces / middle dot / interpunct / interpoint / space dot
= iter / iteration mark / iteration / repeater
= iter dakuten / iteration mark dakuten / iteration dakuten / dakuten repeater // dakuten iter (or any other reveresed) // iter (or any other without dakuten)

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Strict:
This setting has a more strict approach for the rōmaji spelling and so less variations are allowed.

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Hiragana:
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Translation dictionary (Hiragana strict):
= a = i = u = e = o
= ka = ki = ku = ke = ko
= ga = gi = gu = ge = go
= sa = shi = su = se = so
= za = ji = zu = ze = zo
= ta = chi = tsu = te = to
= da        = di / ji      = du / zu      = de        = do       
= na = ni = nu = ne = no
= ba = bi = bu = be = bo
= pa = pi = pu = pe = po
= ma = mi = mu = me = mo
= ya = yu = yo
= ra = ri = ru = re = ro
= wa = wo
= n

きゃ = kya きゅ = kyu きょ = kyo
ぎゃ = gya ぎゅ = gyu ぎょ = gyo
しゃ = sha しゅ = shu しょ = sho
じゃ = jya / ja      じゅ = jyu / ju      じょ = jyo / jo     
ちゃ = cha ちゅ = chu ちょ = cho
ぢゃ = dya ぢゅ = dyu ぢょ = dyo
にゃ = nya にゅ = nyu にょ = nyo
ひゃ = hya ひゅ = hyu ひょ = hyo
びゃ = bya びゅ = byu びょ = byo
ぴゃ = pya ぴゅ = pyu ぴょ = pyo
みゃ = mya みゅ = myu みょ = myo
りゃ = rya りゅ = ryu りょ = ryo

= vu
= wi = we
𛀁 = ye      いぇ = ye      = yori     

= ltsu / sukuon / double consonant
  = dakuten
  = handakuten
= iter / iteration mark / iteration / repeater
= iter dakuten / iteration mark dakuten / iteration dakuten / repeater dakuten // dakuten iter (or any other reveresed)

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Katakana:
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Translation dictionary (Katakana strict):
= a = i = u = e = o
= ka = ki = ku = ke = ko
= ga = gi = gu = ge = go
= sa = shi = su = se = so
= za = ji = zu = ze = zo
= ta = chi = tsu = te = to
= da        = di / ji      = du / zu      = de        = do       
= na = ni = nu = ne = no
= ba = bi = bu = be = bo
= pa = pi = pu = pe = po
= ma = mi = mu = me = mo
= ya = yu = yo
= ra = ri = ru = re = ro
= wa = wo
= n

キャ = kya キュ = kyu キョ = kyo
ギャ = gya ギュ = gyu ギョ = gyo
シャ = sha シュ = shu ショ = sho
ジャ = jya / ja      ジュ = jyu / ju      ジョ = jyo / jo     
チャ = cha チュ = chu チョ = cho
ヂャ = dya ヂュ = dyu ヂョ = dyo
ニャ = nya ニャ = nyu ニャ = nyo
ヒャ = hya ヒュ = hyu ヒョ = hyo
ビャ = bya ビュ = byu ビョ = byo
ピャ = pya ピュ = pyu ピョ = pyo
ミャ = mya ミュ = myu ミョ = myo
リャ = rya リュ = ryu リョ = ryo

ヴァ = va ヴァ = vi ヴァ = vu ヴァ = ve ヴァ = vo
ウィ = wi / ui / wui    ウェ = we / ue / wue    ウォ = wo / uo / wuo   
ファ = fa フィ = fi フェ = fe フォ = fo
ツァ = tsa ツィ = tsi ツェ = tse ツォ = tso
トゥ = tu / two ティ = ty / ti ドゥ = du / dew ディ = dy / die / di
シェ = she ジェ = je チェ = che イェ = ye

= wi    = we    = vi    = ve    = vo   
𛀀 = e = koto

= ltsu / sukuon / double consonant
= dot / period / end dot / . / full stop
= prolonged sound mark / chōonpu / long vowel / lvowel / choonpu / chooonpu / chōonkigō / choonkigo / chooonkigoo / onbiki / bōbiki / boobiki / chōon / chooon / vowel extender
= middot / space / mid dot / " "(empty space) / separator / word separator / spaces / middle dot / interpunct / interpoint / space dot
= iter / iteration mark / iteration / repeater
= iter dakuten / iteration mark dakuten / iteration dakuten / dakuten repeater // dakuten iter (or any other reveresed) // iter (or any other without dakuten)

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Japanese to English:

Options: Use character types:
Kanji: 
Hiragana: 
Rōmaji: 

Repeating or one set: 
Enable alternative readings: 
Allow fireworks effect: 

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Days:


Weekdays:

Weekdays (平日)
Weekday / Day Of The Week (曜日)  
Weekend (週末)  
Sunday (日曜日)   Thursday (木曜日)
Monday (月曜日)   Friday (金曜日)
Tuesday (火曜日)   Saturday (土曜日)
Wednesday (水曜日)



Calendar days / ~ days (non ordinal):
Note: "First day" is the "first day of a calendar month" in this list.
If no difference between calendar or counter only ~ day(s) will be listed.

First day  5 days   10 days   15 days   20 days  
1 day   6 days  11 days  16 days  49 days 
2 days  7 days  12 days  17 days  100 days 
3 days  8 days  13 days  18 days  1000 days 
4 days  9 days  14 days  19 days  10,000 days 



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COMING SOON:
WARNING: The part below is not yet live!!!

Ordinal days counter (kango / formal / 第) :
Ordinal as in first day, second day or day one, day two etc. when not referencing a day of a calendar month.
(2nd day iso 2 days).
In general 第 is considered more formal then 目
(While redundant sometimes 第 and 目 are combined. For example: 第二日目 this can be read both ways (だいににちめ or だいふつかめ))

1st day  6th day  11th day  16th day  49th day 
2nd day  7th day  12th day  17th day  100th day 
3rd day  8th day  13th day  18th day  1000th day 
4th day  9th day  14th day  19th day  10,000th day 
5th day  10th day  15th day  20th day 



Ordinal days counter (wago / informal / 目) :
Ordinal as in first day, second day or day one, day two etc. when not referencing a day of a calendar month.
(2nd day iso 2 days).
In general when saying the first day, the second day, etc. 目 is used
(While redundant sometimes 第 and 目 are combined. For example: 第二日目 this can be read both ways (だいににちめ or だいふつかめ))

1st day  6th day  11th day  16th day  49th day 
2nd day  7th day  12th day  17th day  100th day 
3rd day  8th day  13th day  18th day  1000th day 
4th day  9th day  14th day  19th day  10,000th day 
5th day  10th day  15th day  20th day 



Days (other) :
Day (日) 
How many days / which day (何日) 
How many days / which day (第何日) 
Today (今日) 
Tomorrow (明日) 
Yesterday (昨日) 
The other day (previous day) (先日) 
The other day (before) (この前) 
The other day (previous / approximate) (先頃) 
Day Before Last (一昨日) 
Same day (same) (同日) 
Same day (instand) (即日) 
Every day (every) (毎日) 
Every day (take along) (連日) 
Both days (両日) 






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CONGRATULATIONS YOU FINISHED A SET!!!!!!
Enjoy the 花火 (はなび)

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Current Set: 0/~

Current streak: 0

Correctly answered: 0
Incorrectly answered: 0





Planned additions:
1. Add more things to train (days, weeks, months, years, etc.).
2. Build system for a other versions (tool gives Rōmaji or Kanji user enters Hiragana / Katakana etc.).

Known bugs:
1. "Start practicing" link does not stay white after it is been used.

Updates:
V0.0.4 (Alpha)
1. Added "Calendar days / ~ days (non ordinal)" to the tool.
2. Added option for allowing or disallowing "alternative readings"
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V0.0.3 (Alpha)
1. Set up code for select buttons.
2. Set up code so same question is not repeated directly.
3. Set up set / repeating system.
4. Set up set firework after completing a set system.

V0.0.2 (Alpha)
1. Basic part for Weekdays set up and working.

V0.0.1 (Alpha)
1. Start building basic frame work.

V0.0.0
1. Base set up.
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