/jp/ - Otaku Culture

This is so fucking cute. This youtuBAR is a stroke of genius

RTK + koohii + vocab is the god tier way to do it. Allow me to explain but before I fucking do, make sure you have a good grasp on hiragana, katakana and the basic grammar rules of the language. Alright, time to fuckin explain:

RTK by heiseg teaches you how to remember the kanji by doing little short stories or "mnemonics" and associate the kanji for it.

With the addition of learning the radials or primatives, which are essentially the building blocks of kanji. This will help you further break them down for you and make it piss easy to remember them, and combining this with mnemonics is an effective method for remembering them. It's important to reinforce this with the anki kanji deck + radical deck. however you won't actually learn how to "read" the kanji.

That's where koohii comes in. It's basically heisegs method but it teaches you the reading and meaning of the kanji and also provides further reinforcement as well as learning vocabulary that contain the kanji and reading. This will help you make educated guess on how the word is read if the same kanji appears in words you might see often which brings me to my important point.

Fucking read and look up vocabulary that are new to you and what they mean. As you see words that include the kanji that you come across more often when you read; the easier it will be to guess the reading of new words that include the kanji that you recognise. This will also make guessing what the word means based on the meaning of the kanji within the word easier as well.
Make sure to learn how the words are used in context within the sentences that might contain a specific situation for it. You should engage in the material you find interesting only in Japanese to keep you engaged.

Lastly or an optional choice depending if you're a social autist is to speak it.

You might come across where you translate words in English and then to Japanese which is a common problem. This is where a monolingual dictionary comes in which is pretty self explanatory, you should also describe daily situations in Japanese in your mind just to train and condition yourself into thinking in japanese.

Finally be consistent because that shit is super important. One final note is that the /jp/ DJT is full to the brim with retards; the /int/ DJT actually converses in Japanese which is far more useful and you'll get more help often.

Good luck and you can learn Japanese and kanji! I believe you can do it.

>>18286222
The absolute madwoman

>>18206797
I want Luna to sing for her next video

>>18194209
Any word on lunas MMD model release date?

>>18131491
HOLY SHIT SHES SO FUCKING CUTE

>>18099698
I'll do what I can anon