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Kouhai
- 9 Jul 2017
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こんにちわ,
I have a question about how to efficiently learn my Kanji.
Right now per day I am learning the on reading of 7 Kanji (1 page in my book), additionally the kun readings as vocabulary and for each kanji: the most common multiple kanji word that uses this kanji and kanji I already know.
Now I am thinking about omitting the most common word and instead learning 14 Kanji and their kun readings instead.
My thought is that, the sooner I am done with the kanji, the sooner i can start reading text, for example on nhk easy.
I assume that being able to read text would boost the speed of me learning the language a lot and it would be much easier to remember the words, because now there is a context.
I know about 400 Kanji right now and a lot of grammar.
So my question is: Does that make sense? Should I learn more Kanji per day and less words?
I have a question about how to efficiently learn my Kanji.
Right now per day I am learning the on reading of 7 Kanji (1 page in my book), additionally the kun readings as vocabulary and for each kanji: the most common multiple kanji word that uses this kanji and kanji I already know.
Now I am thinking about omitting the most common word and instead learning 14 Kanji and their kun readings instead.
My thought is that, the sooner I am done with the kanji, the sooner i can start reading text, for example on nhk easy.
I assume that being able to read text would boost the speed of me learning the language a lot and it would be much easier to remember the words, because now there is a context.
I know about 400 Kanji right now and a lot of grammar.
So my question is: Does that make sense? Should I learn more Kanji per day and less words?
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