Btw, there is a cool site that I feel like sharing with you: The WaniKani Progress Tracker by @Cookie316! It gives you a nice and clear overview over your progress on Radicals, Kanji and Vocab (learned and burned) as well as your lesson activity.
You can check out the main thread here. Even though it’s nothing really important in my learning routine, I still like it a lot because of it’s simplicity.
First off, belated happy birthday! I’m so amazed at your progress and diligence given the short amount of time!
A fellow box ticker! 万歳!I see you have no row for speaking in your table? Maybe you’d want to include some speaking practice if fluency is your ultimate goal!
Not sure if you mentioned anything about it in your thread already, so apologies if you have and I missed it!
お元気です! (Not sure if that’s how you say “I’m fine” lol)
Thanks a lot!
Honestly, I’m not sure myself if I mentioned it
Yes, speaking is something I eventually wanna get to as well, but currently, I don’t really have a lot of people to practice with, and if I sit in my room and talk Japanese with the mirror for hours, my familily will start to think that I’m going mad
For now, my main focus is reading and listening (escpecially reading, though), and I also sometimes write in Japanese bc it’s cool
I tried that, but they speak so fast, and I am still so bad at Japanese Besides, when I did that, my mum asked me why I talk to myself, and I had no idea how to exlain it haha
Btw, as someone who knows Latin, your username is quite… well, interesting
I learned how to sing from Freddie Mercury of Queen Ii and Greatest Hits (and Robert Plant and Roger Daltry). . . Those guys can sing with power in a very large range and flip between vocal ranges very beautifully
and I learned how to play the piano by playing Bohemian Rhapsody… It’s still super hard to play
I’m a mildly talented monkey…I can mimick, but not CREATE such fantastic music
But I lost touch during their later works… One of my good friends died of AIDS around the same time
I believe I finally found a seventh point that I can add to my table: Writing! While chatting in the Japanese POLL thread, I noticed how much I enjoy writing in Japanese, so I think I’ll add that to my study routine now, thus making my table a perfect square!
Besides, if I don’t practice speaking, I still gotta practice production a bit, so here I go, I guess!
Hey, since you mentioned writing, I just wanted to share ringotan, which is what I’m currently using. It now offers using the WK API as well, so you can learn to write (at least on your phone) the kanji that you learned on WK. You can also choose different orders or do custom reviews. It’s SRS as well.
It’s not perfect but I found it helpful and easy to use. You can get it for free (though the website says that will change in the future but if you get it now, you get to keep it)