Hello! sorry for the novice question, but i still doesnt understand that. Lol its my first topic I’m a bit nervous .
Hi everyone! bye <3
Sorry for bad english btw i’m brazilian 
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Nope, once they’re burned they’re considered something that you know, so they don’t show up in the review queue any more.
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but some kanjis i already burned i dont feel very confident about them, what can i do review them again?
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You can “Resurrect” it on the individual kanji’s page. If you want to resurrect a lot, there are some scripts/plugins.
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aww thank you very much! 
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Que bom que temos mais brasileiros no WaniKani! you can install the self-study quiz which is a script that allows you to review and study for your own at your own pace
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Que bom saber haha! eu já uso esse self-study, muito bom mesmo.
Obrigada!
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Mais um aqui o/
Bora popular o Wanikani xD
I use Anki to create flashcards and study simultaneously. Besides, those flashcards are kind of “reverse wanikani”: instead of showing kanji and recognizing them (meaning and readings), those flashcards show words in my mother tongue, so I must remember how to say and write them in japanese.
One thing is to recognize a kanji, other is to write it down. Its like "Oh, how do I write ‘community’ again? ‘Comunity’, ‘Community’, ‘Comunitie’?. When you read the word, you recognize its meaning, but you may be not sure when you try to write it. There are lots of kanji I know the meaning but can’t remember how to write them.
I know this has nothing to do with your question, but, as our friends have already answered you and we are talking about parallel studies, lets give our advices xD
Ganbatte ne o/
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com certeza! hihi desculpe demorar responder, esqueci completamente dahsduasa
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