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>>1565798

>>489874
>Did you skip the writing part?
No.

>otherwise you'd have to spend at least 12 hours of studying each day.
Sometimes it was 18 hours actually.

>you really fucked yourself over
Oh crap, these wounds will never heal, what am I going to do now?

>and I'm adding 1 音読み and 訓読み to each kanji I encounter, so once I'm done I can easily study them super fast,
Whatever suits a person. Different people, different preferences, different learning methods. If that's what works for you great!

>You'd be surprised how fast you pick this up when you already know the kanji well enough to write it
This is very true. Without writing the actual characters things get difficult (didn't skip that part though).

>>242687
> Jesus. I was gonna go for heisig because I'd heard such good things about it.
> Now I'm not because the one thing that messes me up the most when trying to read kanji is when I fucking read it in ENGLISH insead of the reading(s).
What's wrong with that? It won't make your brain crash or anything. IMHO it's better to learn the "English" meanings quickly first and then fill the missing parts of a well laid out puzzle with on and kun than to struggle by finding piece one, piece that matches piece one, piece that matches piece 3, etc, etc.

>>243048
That's like the best way of learning Japanese I guess. :3 seriously

> Obviously it will never make me anywhere close to fluent.
By thinking this way it's like you've already decided. Attitude affects things heavily.

>>142693

High five. ^_____^;