Using WaniKani and Remembering the Kanji?

[Saimin]

@PosturelessHobo

I often feel like WaniKani oversimplifies and glances over (what would be, when writing) important details in a kanji. For example, WaniKani does not differentiate the radicals found in 初 and 礼

True, though that doesn’t matter for reading/mnemonics/IME. It does matters for handwriting.

Personally i’ll learn handwriting after reading, which will be easier then:

2000 kanji in 6 months (learning how to write)

[IMG_1057] Spoiler: Learning how to write was so much easier after knowing how to read Last summer I had a conversation with a Japanese woman in a hotel lobby. While on the topic of kanji, she asked me: - Are you able to write the kanji that you can read?" - Oh… no, I’m currently only focusing on learning how to read. Besides, Japanese people have told me that writing by hand is very rare nowadays and if you’re able to write using a keyboard, that’s all you’ll need." - Well, I think that …

I’d love to learn handwriting, but i’ll almost never use need it,
so i prioritize reading/understanding/grammar for now, besides WK.