Hi, I have studied for a good few years but on and off, mainly learning form my Japanese friends, talking to people in Japan, kanjidamage, and various other, one might say “organic”, sources. I am considering purchasing WK subscription for a year in the hopes of learning more 熟語, vocab and perhaps …

[image] hosaka: My question is, will WK allow me to selectively jump to a particular level that I feel is challenging enough for me? Sadly not. You do have to go through all levels in order. That being said, I am in a similar situation, but I really like their system, so I don’t mind too muc…

Thanks Nath! I wouldn’t mind going over the first few levels to get up to the challenging level, but I think it’ll take me a bit longer than that, so just clicking through quizzes might be not very productive. Regarding the grammar, thanks okay, I’m sure I can find other sources to study it. Than…

[image] hosaka: so just clicking through quizzes might be not very productive Technically, there’s no, or very little, clicking involved. It’s mostly typing…

Nope, not possible. I know how you feel, as it was similar for me when I started. However it’s good to do some repetition on older vocab anyway and another reason for not being able to skip is learning the radicals and mnemonics which you probably didn’t learn before in the same way. Advanced kanji …

You could skip the review/SRS part and just look the kanji/vocab content pages, the organization of the content and the mnemonics are worthwhile on their own. Other than that, it depends how many kanji you know. If it’s more than 1,000 there are better resources to fill the gaps faster, if you know…

I have about 200 kanji left on kanjidamage, which brings me over 1k, of course I can’t say that I remember them perfectly. But since I read and listen to Japanese daily, I probably remembered around a thousand. What other resources would you recommend in terms of tools or study materials? Thank yo…

Please read the FAQ and the Guide .

Perhaps iKnow or Anki (load other’s decks or type your own) would suit you better as they allow you to conveniently adjust to your current level. It’s a pity that WK does not allow you to mark items as mastered, because it’s a really nice kanji studying tool.

You can also check this thread: [image] The Ultimate Additional Japanese Resources List! Resources This post is a list of Japanese resources and stands as a collaborative wiki gathered by the WaniKani Community. If there’s a resource you feel is missing from the list, plea…

Although, if you are looking for a more comprehensive Japanese studying resource, I am personally really fond of Japanesepod101.com .

Coming from other study resources, can I skip levels on WK?

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Coming from other study resources, can I skip levels on WK?

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