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| Kevin Hsu Triglot Groupie Canada Joined 4549 days ago 60 posts - 94 votes  Speaks: English, Mandarin*, Korean Studies: German | Message 1 of 1 26 April 2012 at 6:44am | IP Logged |
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Just a little background info before I start:
I've been learning Korean for about a year now (although not very intensely). I've reached a point where I can read a fiction and understand approximately what is going on, but not the finer details. Most of the time, I still can't guess the meaning of words through the context yet. So my question is, should I try to read intensively on one book and make flashcards for all of the unknown words? This was what I was doing to the first book of the Harry Potter series, but in the first chapter alone I had to make ~400 flashcards, so I found this rather time-consuming and tedious (moreover, I tend to be lazy about reviewing my flashcards). Or would there be something else that I can do that would make my studies more efficient? Also, just thought that it might be worth mentioning: I already know Mandarin so I have a solid knowledge for hanja. Would this affect how I should do things? Thanks for any advice/tips :) 1 person has voted this message useful |
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