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| Andybolg Triglot Newbie Norway Joined 5828 days ago 6 posts - 6 votes Speaks: Norwegian*, English, German Studies: Japanese | Message 1 of 1 19 April 2014 at 11:02pm | IP Logged |
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Last week, my friend and I spontaneously decided to learn Japanese! After some
research, I came across Jalup's method (http://japaneselevelup.com/how-to-use-anki-to- master-japanese-part-2-sentences-j-e/), which is basically adding Japanese sentences into Anki in tandem with Heisig's "How to Remember the Kanji". My goal is to reach 1,000 sentences by August, which should be quite managable. As for the kanji, I haven't set a specific goal, as I don't know how easily they'll stick to my long-term memory. However, I will try to get through at least 4-5 lessons in Heisig (roughly 70-100 characters) a week. My previous experience with Chinese should give me an edge in this area, although I must admit that I have forgotten most of the hanzi I learned. I will also write all the sentences I'll be adding in full kanji (provided there is a kanji for the word, of course). I will be using the following resources: Active resources: * Heisig's "Remembering the Kanji" Vol. 1, 4th edition * Genki - An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese Passive resources * Absolute Pimsleur's Japanese (I will try to listen for 30 minutes every night) * (Various Japanese video games, movies, animes, etc.) So far I have been focusing on learning kana, so that I will be able to read fluently before I move on to the sentences. I am able to read fairly comfortably, albeit slowly, already, so I think I'll be ready to start with sentence #1 on April 22nd. I have also memorized some very basic greetings and almost 100 kanji. Heisig's method seems to work really well - so far I have been able to recall over 95 percent of the characters perfectly. I expect this to get more difficult though, but it's certainly going much better than when I was trying to learn hanzi without any particular system (basically root memorization on a word-to-word basis). Edited by Andybolg on 19 April 2014 at 11:05pm 1 person has voted this message useful |
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