Question to level 60s (or anyone who is learning unincluded *useful* kanji)

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Short answer: extract the Kanji I want to learn → learn all common vocab / read the Kanji meaning in www.kanjipedia.jp → handwrite the Kanji while recalling On and Kun readings.

Long answer:

Kanji-in-the-wild learning pattern (outside WaniKani)

Rather than creating more levels (as I did in another topic), I’ll explain how I do it here. Extract Kanji via Dropbox - listKanji.htm - Simplify your life Extract common vocab including ones with exceptional reading: Common words finder, containing desired Kanji Remember all vocab, always reading first; via SRS system (Anki). If such vocab does not exist in JJ dictionary, I delete/suspend the vocab. If I already know the vocab, I suspend the reading card. Associate exactly 1 reading with…

This is the extra 20 levels:

Kanji beyond WaniKani (esp. 常用 and 人名用) plus more [Spreadsheet, Anki and Memrise]

You might also see Kanji-in-the-wild learning pattern (outside WaniKani) Memrise is Kanji course only. Please study vocab yourself. So, I made 20 more levels for Kanji I planned to learn after WaniKani level 60. It is just that I like Kanji learning and can do it well… unlike grammar. Furthermore, I can learn vocab better when I learn it along with Kanji. Also, drawing Kanji keeps me awake. ###Kanji lists (updated 13/6/2017), with personally chosen EMPHASIS Level 61-69: 常用漢字 and Kanji in…