Summary
In a practice game, the user clicked the hiragana 'しゅ' (shu) and it was marked as correct even though the displayed correct answer was the katakana 'シュ' (shu). This happened twice. The user expects these to be distinct answers since they are different scripts.
Steps To Reproduce
- Open the practice game where katakana is the target.
- Wait for a prompt where the correct answer is 'シュ'.
- Click the hiragana 'しゅ' as the answer.
- Observe that it is accepted as correct instead of being marked wrong.
Expected Behavior
Only the katakana 'シュ' should be accepted as the correct answer for a katakana prompt, and the hiragana 'しゅ' should be considered incorrect.
Actual Behavior
The hiragana 'しゅ' was accepted as correct for a katakana prompt, which happened twice.
Environment
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- Feature: Unknown
- Device: Unknown
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- Locale: Unknown
Attachments
None.
Triage Notes
Likely cause: answer matching is comparing romaji or pronunciation only, not considering script. Need to ensure exact script match for kana-based questions.
Missing Info
- Which specific practice game or mode was being used (e.g., Hiragana quiz, Katakana quiz, matching game)?
- What was the exact prompt showing before the answer was selected?
Source
- Source: Tally
- Report ID: b6eb0ac9-fbb6-4eee-9169-480410cd210f
- Tally submission ID: 6DAWqJ5
- Submitted at: 2026-08-02T21:44:22.000Z
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I clicked しゅ which is the same as the "correct" anwser of シュ they both mean Sho this happened twice why?
Summary
In a practice game, the user clicked the hiragana 'しゅ' (shu) and it was marked as correct even though the displayed correct answer was the katakana 'シュ' (shu). This happened twice. The user expects these to be distinct answers since they are different scripts.
Steps To Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Only the katakana 'シュ' should be accepted as the correct answer for a katakana prompt, and the hiragana 'しゅ' should be considered incorrect.
Actual Behavior
The hiragana 'しゅ' was accepted as correct for a katakana prompt, which happened twice.
Environment
Attachments
None.
Triage Notes
Likely cause: answer matching is comparing romaji or pronunciation only, not considering script. Need to ensure exact script match for kana-based questions.
Missing Info
Source
Original User-Entered Fields
How would you rate KanaDojo? (optional)
4
How did you find out about KanaDojo? (optional)
Google
In detail, please describe the bug you encountered (alternatively, provide any other additional feedback here)
I clicked しゅ which is the same as the "correct" anwser of シュ they both mean Sho this happened twice why?