I’m considering getting a one year subscription (it’s pretty expensive for me, so I probably will only be able to get it for one year). Is it realistic (or even possible) to be able to finish all 60 levels, or at least most of them, in a year? I’ve already finished levels 1-3 and have basically ever…

On a side (but important) note, the main reason I like Wanikani is due to its system of teaching kanji by radical, instead of going and teaching kanji like 働 right away through rote memorization and brute force (unlike most resources that I’ve found)

If your ability to concentrate is good and you have free time on your hands it’s feasible. I got burnt out after 5 levels at full speed, because I couldn’t manage 150-200 reviews plus ~40 new items everyday, so now I’m back to the default pace - 15 lessons a day, not rearranged. That should take 2 y…

you can sign up for free, and it stays free for life I signed up years ago and didn’t use it actively for many years. They do have a paid version if you want, but honestly the free version does everything you need. Give it a try, if it doesn’t work out no loss. Recommend spending some time in th…

As a person who did that feat before (WK in less than a year in my second try)… I seriously recommend to you (and for everyone else :wink:) to get the lifetime subscription near year’s end: That’s the best deal you could hope for :star_struck: Now after a new reset, I’m reviewing kanji and vocab fr…

I think Anki has a web version too though. Does that also not work? (Kinda surprised Anki doesn’t work on your computer. It seemed to me an app, which doesn’t need much resources.) I get though if you prefer to use Wanikani. I think to build up an useful Anki deck, one would need to come up with a…

Adding one more link with my thoughts on that :slight_smile: [image] From 0 to Reading Everyday: Step by Step and Comprehensive List of Resources Level 60 Celebration Level 60!! I almost can’t believe it. I feel like I’m Sisyphus , but I’ve just been told that it’s all o…

[image] agf13: Is it realistic (or even possible) to be able to finish all 60 levels, or at least most of them, in a year? Already lots of great advice here, but one thing I’d like to reiterate: If you think you’ll want to finish WaniKani (that opinion might change once you’ve made it furthe…

I have a Chromebook which is unable to run Anki, lol. I thought for the web version you had to have the app though.

If your hardware meets the minimum requirements and the only problem is the operating system, then it should definitely be possible to run Anki on a Chromebook: Enable Linux ( https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en ) Download the latest anki-*-linux-qt6.tar.zst and move it to the…

[image] agf13: I have a Chromebook which is unable to run Anki And your Chromebook doesn’t support Android apps either, so you can’t use AnkiDroid? [image] agf13: I thought for the web version you had to have the app though. Since the web version is pretty sparse you do need one of th…

How much Wanikani to do to finish in ~1 year

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Akashelia September 16, 2024, 10:31am 17

Adding one more link with my thoughts on that

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How much Wanikani to do to finish in ~1 year

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