That's how I made the physics in Amiboo Training Simulator. I googled it.
There isn't some kind of magic command that will create physics. You have to code them yourself with the actual laws of gravity and such.
As you can see in my latest posts, I'm working on a Japanese-learning program. It would indeed be useful to have some kind of small dictionary. I might try to do that in the future.
English and Japanese work very differently and it's a pain to translate sentences smoothly. Even Google Translate is unable to give a decent translation most of the time.
If what you want is something to translate words though, I don't think SmileBASIC's servers could handle an entire library of words, however someone may try to make a small library containing the most common words.
"ッ" and "ツ" aren't the same thing; that is why I didn't highlight it. I understand what you mean, though.
I will try to give more importance to "ッ" and other special characters such as "キャ", "ショ", "リュ", "ティ", etc. Thank you for the comment.
[ERVX7EQV] I highlighted the kanas used in the Japanese name for "Nintendo Switch" to show that you can now choose which kana may show up in your tests.
I'm currently working on a better and faster method of submitting answers to a test, which will also display the answer. I also want to give the player the ability to pick which kana are in the tests. I won't be able to do that in under a day, though. Thanks for the suggestions everyone.
It's the core of the language, so you can't read anything without learning the alphabets. You'll have to do the tests over and over until you get that satisfying 100%. So yes, it gets easier over time, but you will have to spend a good amount of time and motivation on it.