Post number #56843, ID: 9a810e
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I see people telling others to learn 10 kanji a day and I wonder how they remember all of it each day. Have any idea?
Post number #56845, ID: 26aaf6
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Constant practice, really. Just keep learning and repeating.
Post number #56850, ID: 24f00f
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Although 10 kanji a day is a bit of a stretch. Unless you use some kind of a brain augmentation. Its better to learn 30~50 kanjis per week, making sure you remember them well and get enough rest so you're not disgasted with them by the end of the week.
Post number #56872, ID: 24ce5e
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^ this pretty much
Post number #56921, ID: 789dd1
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remember that some kanji are made up of other smaller kanji
so for instance, if you know the kanji for "woman" then you also know the kanji for "noisey" as it is just 3 "women" kanji together
Post number #56958, ID: b96115
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ask your teacher to fill your boipussy with thick white cum
Post number #56972, ID: 26aaf6
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>>56958 Hnnng, that sounds so good right about now
Post number #57020, ID: 18f941
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I always wonder what people mean by "learn" a kanji. Do they mean learn every reading and meaning? Are you really "learning" something if you forget it the next day?
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| I see people telling others to learn 10 kanji a day and I wonder how they remember all of it each day. Have any idea?