Edzin
December 28, 2020, 7:09pm
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I wouldn’t worry about the readings variations, you’ll get used to it. I dont even get too fixed to know when to use onyomi or kunyomi, i just know that a given word uses one or another (our sound/visual memory + SRS will do its job). And with time you’ll get better at creating mnemonics of your own too. I stick with WK mnemonics in like 50% of times. Sometimes you’ll even remember the word w/o a mnemonic.
Also, if did not already, you should check some threads:
The Ultimate Guide to Wanikani WaniKani User Guide first before reading this. WK’s User Guide teaches you the very basics. My Guide turns you from a newbie with basic knowledge to a master. However, first, you need the basics.
This Guide is really longgggggggg. You can read it all in one go, but there’s no need to if you don’t want to. Think of it as the place to come to when in doubt/need of help. Thanks …
List of changes in the last month
@andrewkaz ’s recommendation
@adeli added Japanese Ammo with Misa’s Grammar Lessons for Absolute Beginners to Textbook and Grammar > Online section
@distantflower added Second Life with a Use Guide to Speaking > Online resources section
Digital and Physical subsections to Writing section and moved kanji.sh the the Physical subsection
VRChat to Speaking section per @doutatsu ’s suggestion
Mochi per @ewoodrp ’s…
I started Wanikani on the night of January 1st. Much has changed since then, but I stuck with Wanikani no matter what, out of pride if nothing else. This afternoon, 353 days later, I reached level 60.
However, unlike most level 60 posts, I want to encourage people not to do what I did.
My story, or a cautionary tale I started the year knowing nothing about Japanese. A few days after joining Wanikani, I came across the famous <a href="https://community.wanikani.com/t/my-journey-of-368-da…
And a good thing to do is to follow some leadeboard group or some goal thread, examples below:
hi everyone! @Dani2 san, but i realized that i don’t have anyone to add. i was wondering if there’s anyone who is around my level that wants to have a casual competition and stay motivated together? all the topics that were similar were old, and those people have long since passed me
The Tokyo Skytree was the world’s tallest tower when it was opened on May 22, 2012. It’s 634 meters tall. Level 60 has 1 radical and 32 kanji right now. Let’s try to get to level 60 and complete all radical and kanji lessons before Tokyo Skytree turns 10 years old on May 22, 2022!
Along the way, there are two observation decks, at 350 and 450 meters. In my opinion we reach those when we get to level 35 and level 45.
This is a sister thread to the Level 21 before 2021 thread, and inspired by th…
And, almost forget, welcome!!
PS: Remember that It usually takes like 50-100 days to really create a habit, so the first months are supposed to be the hardest ones.
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