Lesson typo thread

Martyr

A place to point out typos in the lessons.

I figured it would be better to just make a thread for it instead of making a post in each individual lesson (I'm not sure if you guys are notified about posts there).

Yellow Belt 1st Kyu - At the Library
Contents : 3. Phrases
Typos under "Shizuka ni"

Citer:

SHIZUKA is a NA afjective NA 静か.

Citer:

....or even with grown-ups who are speaking when they should not in a authorative context.

Should be "an authoritative"

Haha, figures spell check would tell me its "authoritative" and not "authorative"...the ladder totally seemed like a legit word.

Raphael

It's been corrected. Thank you.

caju1383

Good idea Martyr to have typos posted in one spot.

Yellow Belt 3rd Kyu - At the hotel
Test question: How to say 152,546 in Japanese?

Validated answer:

Citer:

juu go man ni sen yon hyaku go juu roku

Correction:
juu go man ni sen go hyaku yon juu roku

Raphael

Corrected. It was actually 152,546 that should have been 152,456 to be coherent with the French version

Martyr

Yellow Belt 1st Kyu - At the Library

This question in the quiz has a typo.

Citer:

Among these forms, only one belongs to hte honoriffic language.Which one?

Raphael

Corrected, thanks

caju1383

Yellow Belt 3rd Kyu - How is the Weather?
Grammar
Counter DO for the temperature

Citer:

It can be used when speakinga bout the weather as well as the body, for example when you have a fever.

Should be: speaking about

caju1383

Yellow Belt 3rd Kyu - How is the Weather?
Test question

Citer:

aMong the adjective hot (暑い-ATSUI) and cold (寒い-SAMUI), which of them can be used only for the weather?

Should be: Among the adjectives

Actually, "among" in this case sounds a little awkward. Perhaps the sentence should start:

"Regarding the adjectives hot and cold . . ."
or
"As regards the adjectives . . ."
or even
"Between the adjectives . . ."

Raphael

Corrected!

caju1383

Yellow Belt 3rd Kyu - At the hotel
Quiz question

Citer:

What counter is used to indicate room numbers?n to our countries?

Raphael

Thanks, corrected

caju1383

Orange Belt 1st Kyu - Japanese verbs - part 2
Exercises 2
Instructions

Citer:

Find the -TE form of the foloowing verbs:

Should be: following

Orange Belt 1st Kyu - Japanese verbs - part 2
Exercises 2
Show answers

Citer:

10. fuite - 吹いてkande - 咬む
11. haitte - 入って

Should be:

10. fuite - 吹いて
11. kande - 咬む
12. haitte - 入って
. . . and so on

caju1383

Orange Belt 1st Kyu - Japanese verbs - part 2
Exercises 3 & 4

I'm not sure if this is a typo or not, but it seems that Exercises 3 & 4 deal strictly with -RU verbs. Yet, when conjugated to -TE or past neutral (-TA), the forms used are -TE and -TA, not -TTE and -TTA as was taught in the Grammar section for -RU verbs.

Raphael

Corrected.

Yes you are right, the exercises you pointed out should belong to the next lesson. I moved them.

Martyr

Thought I did this last night, but whatever. I just noticed Lotze15's comment in the lesson too, and they pointed out that it should probably read pineapple. I automatically though bananas without even reading the romaji/kana.

Yellow Belt 2nd Kyu - Fruits at the supermarket

Vocabulary list.

Citer:

1 ananas painappuru パイナップルパイナップル

Oh? Google translate told me "ananas" was German for pineapple, weird how close it is to bananas.

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