I’m considering learning stroke order when I’m doing lessons and I was wondering if that is a good idea or not. The reason I’m asking is because I have a seriously large amount of time available on my hands and I don’t actually really know what to spend that time on. I know that the reviews are goin…

Short answer Yes. Long answer Yeeeeeeeees with an asterisks. Writing is becoming more rare but I do find it to help me memorize certain kanji and it is also useful to learn as then you get a sense of the stroke order of Kanji that you don’t know and can pick up that way. Just pace yourself because…

I still can write only a few simplest kanji, so cannot really speak about them, but writing massively helped me with remembering katakana. Therefore I guess it would be useful for knowing kanji better as well, even if you won’t need to handwrite anything in life.

Hey ! I think writing kanjis can be a great benefit because of muscle memory. I believe you can remember them more if you write them down instead of just typing it on the screen. also, how do you divide your kanjis ? Is there a script or you’re doing it just by looking at the kanji counter on revi…

Thank you for responding, I figured this as much. I think I can manage learning ~15 kanji in three days spending a good amount of time on it. I have the script that shows me the stroke order which will be nice. I don’t think it will slow me down too much because I mentioned that I have a large amoun…

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Yeah for sure, I’m not actually doing it so I learn how to write it honestly, I’m thinking about doing it because of that muscle memory. Whenever I think of the English alphabet I can picture what a letter looks like immediately and I seem to catch myself in the act of writing it out in my head. I k…

If you’re going to learn how to write them either way, you might as well start now. Certainly it will help you memorize them better. Is it the most efficient way to memorize them? Maybe not, but you don’t have to be efficient. You should enjoy learning Japanese however you like. If you write down e…

In the long run, yes. Writing is double the exposure.

That was what I was planning. I’m definitely going to adjust based on how I feel. Also I am a speedster, I love to grind things out and this isn’t any different. With that said I still want it to be quality learning, and since I have a lot of time (and will for at least a year) I think I can keep it…

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