I’ve been thinking about writing down the Radicals and all the Kanji & Vocabulary associated with it on a notebook? I think it would help me remember later (plus I like the idea of a cute notebook full of kanji written by me lol) Do you all think it’s a good idea? Have any of you guys done that?

Yeah, I’ve used the process described in this thread in the past. [image] Printout for kanji study/writing practice using the Iversen Method Resources EDIT: For clarity, I use this when I do kanji lessons on WaniKani as a way to absorb the lessons. So, I don’t know about…

Yep, I write. Every single thing, every kanji, every vocab, every definition. It can take some time but that’s the only way I can learn. If I just look at the pc and just read, I won’t remember it 5 days after learning it. So I write everything. It was tricky at the beginning, to find some schematic…

Yep. That’s what I’m doing now and it helps to bring things to memory a lot more, at least for me. I do it level by level or when I’ve encountered Kanji that comes up often when I’m reading or watching something. I write everything really. My own little “辞書” lol. I’m on level 6 now but when things c…

I just bought a cute notebook. I like people who like cute notebooks, that’s all I have to say about this. I do difficult words, more or less thematically thrown together. Like ‘this week’ ‘next month’ ‘every day’ because all the nichi’s and jitsu’s just go in a blender inside my head and weird thi…

I drill radicals and kanji when I level up and unlock new lessons. I have graph paper to practice writing the kanji. Writing it down doesn’t guarantee that you’re going to remember each one, but it does help me to have a physical notebook that I can take glance at for a quick review before bed or in…

I never write them down and as a result I don’t really know how to write most of the kanji I learn on here (although I can recognize them). Main reason is just laziness and I usually want to get through the lessons as quick as possible. I definitely think that for more thorough learning writing is a…

[image] Vinny_Martinelli: Have any of you guys done that? Absolutely. I’m a power-journaller, even. Paper is just the start. I write down every lesson in a notebook going front to back and I write my review results in the same notebook going back to front. When they meet up, I start a new bo…

[image] Vinny_Martinelli: Do you all think it’s a good idea? Have any of you guys done that? For sure. I don’t write down radicals so much, but I definitely do writing practice on my kanji and words. Also, if I’m in a boring meeting I do stuff like this: [image] [image] Might as well get …

I started out writing everything down, but now I just write down the kanji and both readings… I found that writing down vocabulary took way too much time :sweat_smile:

Do you write down your lessons on paper?

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Leebo September 6, 2019, 10:42am 2

Yeah, I’ve used the process described in this thread in the past.

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Do you write down your lessons on paper?

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