Sure, but it’s hard bragging when nobody outside of Japan can read it.
But it would be an instant conversation starter with any Japanese person (or student) you happen to meet
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I suggested in the original shirt thread that they write just kanji as 漢字, that seems like a good compromise
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358 divided by 7 = 51?
There are fast levels starting from level 43. Those take only half a week
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Hi, may I ask which dictionary app with integrated SRS are you using? Thanks.
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Yes, most levels from 41 onward, with the exception of 42, 45 and 48, are fast levels and you can level up in 3 and a half days.
It’s called Takoboto. I’m using the Android version. You can save any word to a custom list or to the Favorites. The integrated SRS is more like a flashcard system, no time intervals. But with the export function you can add it to an SRS app, like Kitsun.
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Is that on purpose to fit the 60 levels in a year?
Not really. Just that the radicals in those levels are so few, a couple of levels don’t even have radicals, that those kanji are all unlocked at the same time.
Hey, really great read! I just hit level two, and I think your drive is very inspiring and will motivate me to possibly purchase this WK thing. As for your so called “emptiness” why not take it further and take the JLPT? I think that may give you the sense of achievement that you’re looking for.
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Congratulations 
Huge achievement indeed and really cool description of what it is like to end the game !
I thought that being able to read mangas or even understand animes without any subtitles could fill that empty feeling but looks like I was wrong aha
Good luck with your next goals. Finishing WaniKani will surely help you, even though if only through methods, to achieve more tremendous goals 
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That’s amazing to have been able to stick it out to the end, well done!
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Congratulations
I got your point, but everything in life comes to an end. School, College, etc. But it’s time to celebrate! You reached level 60 after all. Now that you got there, think about how to fill the “empty space” left by finishing WK. Maybe you could burn all kanji and vocab as a “side quest”. Think about what would you do with your ability to read/write japanese. Maybe teaching english to japanese people?
I thought we would have one. Something like a letter or stickers as we had when reaching level 3.
I’m a little disappointed now…
Eu não entendi o que “malta fixe” significa xD
Tudo o que encontrei na internet é que é uma expressão de Portugal. Significa “grupo seleto”, “grupo restrito”? Não usamos essa expressão aqui no Brasil e o dicionário não foi muito claro xD
I would like this one.
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Thanks
I’ve thought about the JLPT. It’s something I will definitely do, not sure when, though. It’s indeed a nice goal to have.
Thank you! Yeah. Still need a bit more study in order to understand animes without subtitles. It’s a work in progress 
Thanks, it certainly takes discipline, but it’s well worth it. Good luck for your studies
Yes, everything comes to and end, but the memories will stay. I will keep burning, that’s my side quest 
“Malta fixe” can be roughly translated as Cool guys or Cool bunch, something along those lines. It’s slang, so I get that it’s difficult to translate.
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Vou difundir essa expressão aqui no Brasil xD
Thanks
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Haha, “fixe!”. When I hear a Brazilian say that I’ll know where it came from 
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Just wait xD
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Do you remember where they said it was scrapped?
This was from May 6th and then they were very positive it was going to happen 
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Nope!
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I will hold hope no matter what though. Maybe they’ll rethink it! See also: first stage of grief
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Thank you!
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