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We’ve used flash cards in various other apps over the years. Our default plaintext format is similar to the “Japanese” app, for which we support import from and export too. Example: 乾杯（かんぱい） cheers, bottoms-up, prosit 宴会（えんかい） party, banquet, reception 飲み会（のみかい） drinking party, get-together 酔っ払い（よっぱらい） drunkard 悪酔い（わるよい） drunken sickness, getting sick from drinking, drunken frenzy 失言（しつげん） verbal gaffe, verbal slip, slip of the tongue 迷走（めいそう） straying, wandering (off course) 二次会（にじかい） after-party, second party (of the night), second meeting 空き瓶（あきびん） empty bottle 二日酔い（ふつかよい） hangover SakeSaySo supports a variety of plaintext and Anki-specific formats for import and export. Examples include: ...

SakeSaySo’s iOS and Android applications are designed to support custom content creation. Our content, including articles, stories, and dialogues, is structured in the SakeScript format. SakeScript bundles a manifest, a JSON file for content, and any optional assets like images into a zip archive, simplifying content portability. The app indexes the manifest, thus creating a searchable and engaging user experience. Import Options: Community Repository: The simplest method to share your stories is via the community GitHub repository. This repository is pre-configured in the app, allowing your content to benefit from and contribute to the community. Merging a pull request into this repository triggers an automated GitHub action, updating the search index in the app. Custom Repository: Add a personal story library under Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Add Repository. For details, visit Custom Repositories. App Imports: In the app, navigate to the stories page, tap the + button at the top right, and select a SakeScript .zip file. Export Method: ...