By the way, I just moved to Japan yesterday, I hope that helps me to burn all the items. And I’ll do my first job here in April, I hope it won’t hinder me to burn all the items. Hahaha
I feel great 'cause it helps me to do initial paperwork like getting a resident card (住民票), finding an apartment, etc. I also can finally frequently practice speaking with natives!
Yet, because of the preparation of moving to Japan in the past few days, I’m getting a bunch of reviews and lessons to clear right now.
Yes, I always set the alarm if I have to.
Oh, that was my last week of Internship in Japan! I couldn’t handle it together, so I set WaniKani aside.
Reviews got crazy during level 21 due to the above reason (internship). But, after it ended, I felt the urge to clear all the piles and back to fast pace.
Because I’ve been having a lot of free times in this past year, I can easily dedicate myself to it. I tried my best to avoid slowing down the speed.
Haha, so true. Although it is 12 days for me. I’m doing a lot of lessons now because I know I will slow way down when I get there, but I also know I’m setting up a lot of reviews.
@adeyura Respect. Both for keeping up while moving, but also for the consistency across a whole year. I’ve had a lot of free time too the last six months, but I did not manage to go full speed and be like level 30 now. Well done, and I hope it will all serve you super well in Japan!
Congratulations. The determination to sacrifice sleep to go even faster is far beyond my own. I’ll stick to a full one week cycle, thank you very much. Besides, I like the routine of having my lessons and reviews at fixed days of the week/times.
I raced through it the same way a few years ago… and now I remember close to nothing, so started back from level 1. If you’re living in Japan hopefully you’ll fare better, but I wouldn’t recommend this approach to other folks unless you can keep up the intensity afterward.