I'm starting to look for new sources of learning

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@Cal_L

I really dislike feeling like I’m finally getting ontop of everything. I get 80% or more daily, finish all my reviews, ontop of my lessons, then I level up and I’m blasted with over 100 lessons.

Reorder your lessons so that you are doing vocabulary as it unlocks by guru’ing associated kanji within the level and you will take longer to level up, but the pile of vocabulary on the level up event will be much smaller.

[Userscript] WaniKani Lesson Filter

This is a third-party script/app and is not created by the WaniKani team. By using this, you understand that it can stop working at any time or be discontinued indefinitely. What is it? This script lets you specify the number of lessons of each type you want to do in a given session, while maintaining WaniKani’s intended lesson order. This means that if you use this script with the Ascending level then subject setting, you will get the radicals, kanji, and vocab that WaniKani wants …

@Beyond_Sleepy

I’d also second @rfindley and @Arzar33’s recommendation of using WK with the semantic-phonetic composition script, as it does provide some helpful patterns even if they don’t apply to all kanji.

I’ll pile on. A great script that helps show relationships between kanji.

@Kazzeon

I think most people just don’t use the mnemonics so much, or after a certain point, but then it does become simple memorization.

Guilty. Hangs head in shame…

@deliana88

Either via textbooks or something like NHK Easy News, or Satori Reader.

Satori Reader is expensive, but really, really, really well done. If you can afford the $9 a month and have Minna 1/2 grammar level, I think it’s well worth it when you’ve reached the 20s. Especially the voice acting for listening practice.