I just finished level 10 and would love some more ways to learn or even some tips/tricks you’ve picked up.

To start on one of the Core Anki decks and roll with that instead.

I should take my own advice, but… I have a Satori Reader subscription - and I have linked it to WK so that the kanji that I ‘know’ will be shown without furigana. Now what I need to do is discipline myself to ‘read every day’, instead of once a month (!).

Torii SRS has top 10,000 words with audio and audio sentence Kame Same, reverse of wanikani substantially helps recall. Takoboto jisho. Has example sentences too, lets you know if common or not. https://jpdb.io/ has anime, Visual novel, book, manga word lists and SRS as well… extremely useful. Ex…

Learn some grammar, after finishing Genki I and Genki II (if you’re using those) start reading. Read all text in those textbooks (or the one of your choice, if any) and then dive into native content. Learn Natively is an awesome resource to find out if that manga/light novel is easy enough for a beg…

Although difficult to say in retrospect, I guess that would be, bite the bullet to read, and start mining for vocabularies, grammar, or even Kanji. Nonetheless, not so few grammar points would also be required; but that would also need to be challenged in practical contexts.

Basically everything I already said and shared in my level 60 thread . Then again, a lot of these were lessons that I had to learn on my own over time, and you can’t really skip the “time” part of learning, so I don’t know what my level 10 self would have done with all of that, besides maybe feel a b…

I would advise a level 10 user to get into reading and grammar. If your goal is communication in Japanese, then I would also recommend places where you can practice your production such as HelloTalk or Renshuu’s discord. For reading and grammar, I want to second Satori Reader, I wish I had used it…

[image] DIO-Berry: For grammar, personally, I liked these you tube channels . the first one (Japanese Basics) is so 90’s :rofl:

What advice/resources would you give yourself at level 10?

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drdru June 25, 2023, 8:52am 7

I answered this question for myself in this thread.

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