What should I do along side WK?

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It’s really going to depend on what you’re interested in and what you expect to get out of WK. Assuming you’re a complete beginner to Japanese this would be a good time to look into an introductory textbook (or equivalent resource, eg. Bunpro).

The Ultimate Additional Japanese Resources List!

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If you want to dip your toes into absolute beginner reading that’s kind of level appropriate try

https://learnnatively.com/series/tadoku-free/c78f2462-1310-444c-acfb-2ee0be2c01a0/

And if you want harder reading something like the book clubs

Master List of Book Clubs

Introduction There are several book clubs here on the forums. Reading along with a book club can provide a great source of motivation, and there are a lot of people to help you out with questions, enabling you to tackle harder content. Many of the book clubs have community vocabulary lists, so they can be a great resource even if you’re reading after the book club has moved on. Additionally, you’re always welcome to ask questions even after a book has been finished by a book club. People are al…