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# Japanese sentences
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# Japanese sentences
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*Description and screenshots here.*
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[Targeted sentence cards](https://tatsumoto-ren.github.io/blog/discussing-various-card-templates.html#targeted-sentence-cards-or-mpvacious-cards)
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for learning Japanese.
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Can be used for everyday sentence mining, as well as for storing premade sentence packs.
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![screenshot](japanese_sentences.webp)
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## Included card types
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### 1: Recognition
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This card type tests your reading comprehension.
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On the front side, there is an example sentence.
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The sentence has one target word or phrase.
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I usually highlight the target word in bold.
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On the back you can put the definitions and pronunciations of the target word, as well as pictures.
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The note type also contains a separate field for Japanese pitch accent pattern.
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I use [this Anki add-on](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1225470483) to generate pitch accents.
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### 2: Production
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This card type is designed to teach you how to write the target word.
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To make a production card select the desired note in the Anki Browser
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and fill the MakeProductionCard field with any text you like.
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The target word on the new card is replaced with its kana reading,
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and your goal is to write it in kanji.
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The back of the card includes a stroke order diagram for the target word.
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For further explanation, see [Writing Japanese guide](https://tatsumoto-ren.github.io/blog/writing-japanese.html).
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## Yomichan settings
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![screenshot](yomichan_anki_settings.webp)
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Adding `{cloze-prefix}<b>{cloze-body}</b>{cloze-suffix}` to the settings
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lets you automatically highlight the target word.
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