Hello everyone I create this thread in the hope that I will share something useful with people with whom I study on the same site, and find useful tips for myself from those who are already many levels above me. I started learning Japanese about six months ago, from that moment, honestly, I didn’t…

I think the idea of turning the learning process into a habit is just cool! I think if we spent those couple of hours a day scrolling the news feed or those 10 minutes of the road from home to work or school on the learning process, then we would have won more in the long run. I will remember this, …

Don’t stop immersing yourself in other supplementary material. As soon as I stopped reading or listening to Japanese on a regular basis, be it fiction or non-fiction media I found even consistently keeping with going through all reviews daily wouldn’t help much with retention - I am slowly forgettin…

Before I could never stay consistent with Wanikani, but I found a system that works that for me. Before work everyday the first thing I do is 15mins of Wanikani. I use the app Forest on my phone to time it and to make sure I don’t get distracted by notifications. After doing this for awhile I starte…

Whenever I get a review wrong, whether it’s the meaning or readings (even if I just mixed up the on’yomi and kun’yomi), I write down the kanji/vocab/radical and the correct reading or meaning for that particular review. I do this with regular vocab in Anki too. That way not only does rereading the e…

Totally agree with the idea of making learning a habit. It is something you have to commit to and will take a lot of work; just like going to the gym, the first month or so is the hardest… But set a general schedule and keep to it. Share your interest with others. I talk about it with my family…

[image] gricola: As for some advice I’d love to find… Does anyone know of any good resource for creating little printable kanji worksheets? If you want printable kanji worksheets that align with WK levels, one user created some here :blush:

Ayee, fellow work hard, burn out like a supernova! ▶ Although my cycle seems to have a slightly longer period of two months. I had absolutely nothing happening in my life during the hiatuses yet still, I was neither practicing Japanese in any way nor doing wk. Actually I find recovering after such …

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for… You are awesome, thanks for sharing!!

I’ve only been truly committed to studying for about a year (before that, I was much more sporadic), but I have been able to keep up an extremely consistent study schedule this entire time, so I might have some tips worth offering? Here’s what has worked for me: Make studying into a daily habit. …

[image] daikirai: Hear me out, do not look up answers before the review session. It ruins all srs timings and is an inherently bad thing to do for long-term retention. I lurk quite a lot and I’ve seen a few people totally fail for this sole reason. But isn’t that the point of the spaced repet…

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fallynleaf February 25, 2022, 2:04am 8

If you want printable kanji worksheets that align with WK levels, one user created some here

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