I’ve heard the whole level 1 WaniKani meme that it’s too slow but actually I’m at level 5 and I’m worried that it’s me not wanikani that’s too slow. I see people who have an average level up time of a week or 2, whereas it can take me just under a month to level up. I do feel like I’m making progr…

For a bit of a contrasting view, I’m moving pretty fast (8 days per level, which is not as fast as possible but is pretty close) BUT I had significant Japanese ability before I started. Looking at my next level (20), out of 33 Kanji, only 7 are completely new to me. At least half I already have down…

I don’t think you should worry. I level up every month or so usually, but I actually haven’t leveled up at all yet this year even though I do reviews most days. I can’t let them pile up to a 100 or more a day, because that kills me. There are people who joined after me and are so far ahead I’m cho…

Absolutely go at your own pace! It took me six months to get through the free levels… At the moment, depending on work commitments, it usually takes me around a month to level up, and the last couple of years I’ve done no lessons at all September-December, just reviews. I try to keep my apprentice …

I don’t think you should worry about speed of progression. It’s not a race and you’re not comparing yourself to anyone else. Wanikani is simply a tool to learn and review. Just like everything you learn, repetition and continued exposure is the key. Getting things wrong or struggling to recall is …

After I do my Kanji lessons, I would always go to BISH BASH BOSH an hour or two later to really cement them into my memory before the SRS process kicks in. http://jptools.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/bishbashbosh.html#

I went really slow even though I wanted to go fast until ~ level 16 when I stumbled upon this awesome guide. [image] My Journey of 368 days (+ The Ultimate Guide for WK open_book ) Level 60 Celebration Warning: quite a long post. Skipping it might bring consequences that …

Don’t compare yourself to others, you progress at your own pace. Also yes, that does happen to me, it’s just a matter of time and repetition until you get some of them. Remember, you are here to learn, not to speed run like it’s some kind of game.

すみません、 Hello fellow slow one. Please record your slowest time on the chart. I’m just curious and I’m collecting slow records. [image] Slowest level chart WaniKani I wanted to make a chart that compares everyone’s slowest level because I’m curious. I was inspired by the…

Things that are ahead are behind the object or point you’re talking about. If you say after 30 minutes, you mean at the point behind(after) the 30 minutes.

hmm…so like hereafter or igo is like “after this behind”?

Progressing too slowly?

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oribaa June 18, 2021, 11:22am 26

I went really slow even though I wanted to go fast until ~ level 16 when I stumbled upon this awesome guide.

Basically, if you time your reviews right it’s pretty comfortable to level up every 7-8 days.

I really wish that I had found this guide earlier.

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Progressing too slowly?

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