The 4 Step Foolproof Method To Mastering Kanji | Japanese Language - Kanji

[@jayykellyxiii4910]

Anki, obenkyo, Memrise, and Japanese from zero on youtube. George explains Japanese in a basic way so grammar is easy to learn. 日本語が大好きです。

[@mikakagehira2972]

僕も

[@alexhenson]

そうなんすか。良いなのだ。

[@Zarehinvain]

Very good reference! Anki is a good app. I recommend starting with a radical/primitive Anki deck, and then continue into a 3,000 Kanji deck (ordered from frequency, not difficulty.) The more you use the language, the more natural it becomes to you! Start with what you use! Learn why Kanji are what they are! Knowing why you use words always helps you remember. :)

[@Re3iRtH]

I heard premade Kanji decks sucks for memorization. It sticks at least twice as well if you make your own cards, use your own images, for your own Kanji that you want to learn.

[@dejackle1251]

there is benkyo which is a free flashcard that also has a dictianry so you can pull up certain words.

[@RichardHeiney]

Hey thanks for sharing that piece of information! Do you think you could provide a link here for everyone? Thanks

[@dejackle1251]

It's a mobile app .... Just search up Benkyo and download everything that has benkyo. The apps are organized into certain units and has 5 apps total

[@RichardHeiney]

Thank you

[@dejackle1251]

NP

[@paulmyatt2991]

1. Learn hiragana & katakana first. 2. (@3:30 into video) learn to write properly, one reading only. 3.(@5:00 into video) use Anki software, despite not being very intuitive. 4.(@7:00 into video) learn 10 characters each day and review those learned every day.

[@RichardHeiney]

#4 10 words NOT characters. The whole point of the method is learning the characters in context. Words provide that context. So learn words, not characters. Over time as you learn more words you'll naturally learn other readings of the individual characters.

[@scotmcpherson]

If you use the iPhone anki app, you can enable the scratch pad and draw the kanji you are reviewing. It’s not perfect, but it’s very convenient if you don’t care about penmanship. If you want to write kanji nicely, use 6 degree kanji practice sheets. Don’t forget to pair Anki with Heisig RTK book, RTK introduces kanji methodically and logically for easier acquisition of kanji.

[@RichardHeiney]

Hey Scot! Thanks for the tip, I didn't know anki supported that! Good to know.

[@sabinakoka7967]

Basically how they study kanji in japan,1 kanji with 5 word with that kanji every day in the first grade and then 3 kanji every day with 15 or more words and compound of 2 kanji or many

[@RichardHeiney]

Thanks for sharing. I appreciate that!

[@StormySeb]

lol 10 minute video for about 1 minute of actual information

[@RichardHeiney]

Sometimes 1 minute of great information needs another 9 to make it great. Feel free to take as much time to realize this as you need.

[@irishpanda8648]

Lol you still probably used it it so who cares

[@uff403]

What a THRILLER 😱😱😱

[@nodog3743]

I’m a kid so my life learning Kanji is way easier and also, I currently memorize 60 kanji. I am going to try this method, thank you for the strategy :)

[@RichardHeiney]

You're most welcome Noah, this is how I broke through the wall virtually every foreigner hits when they start to learn Kanji. I tried many "popular" methods that all resulted in not being able to progress. This was the game changer for me, hopefully it will be that for you and many others! :) Good luck and remember to have fun!

[@nodog3743]

Richard Heiney your strategy now made me learn 26 kanji in less than 2 days, I know how to say them and write them! Thank you again for the methods :)

[@RichardHeiney]

Glad to hear you're having great results! And thank you for sharing! Remember to keep going and maybe more importantly to keep having fun! :)

[@raxxed]

わたし すき へんたい

[@RichardHeiney]

I think you meant to say: わたしはヘンタイがすき 私はヘンタイが好き

[@GG_Bro]

kanjiphobia

[@RichardHeiney]

Hah, been there.

[@iamthestormthatisapproaching69]

Bro you sound like Myst

[@RichardHeiney]

don't know what that is