/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

How many new cards do you review per day?

[Anonymous No.]

review this *grabs dick*

[Anonymous No.]

Bout 10 or so.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10799875
captcha: social isncurr

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>>10799852
I normally do 20, but when I have too many young cards that I can't memorize I switch to 10 until I feel comfortable again.

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>>10799852
At least 50.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10799879
>>10799888
>>10799939
>>10799942
What?

I review ~400. Am I doing something wrong?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10799968
>new cards
>new

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>>10799968
You can't retain that many in your brain.

[Anonymous No.]

600+/day

250 or so are vocabulary though so they go down quite fast.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm a little lazy at the moment, so I review about 6.02x10²³ new cards each day;

[Anonymous No.]

>>10800300

Holy mole-y.

[Anonymous No.]

Just bought the Anki app. :)

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>>10800313
loled

[Anonymous No.]

I just started learning and it's surprising how easily I can remember now more than 150 kanji only a few days after I started. But for some reason I have serious trouble remembering kana. It looks like the more complex a character is, the easier it is for me to remember what it means.

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>>10800434
You do not really remember 150 kanji. You can tell characters from a set of 150 kanji apart. There is a difference, and you'll soon know what I mean when more and more similar characters start showing up in your study.

The best way to remember things is to use them. In case of kana - typing them. Find some kana-only text, turn on your IME and try to copy it syllable by syllable. You'll soon start recognizing them all unconsciously.

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0
no motivation,

[Anonymous No.]

>>10799989
>>10799996
They're not new cards, you fools. They're REVIEWS. I do 15 new cards every day from the kanji deck and 20 from the vocabulary deck.

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>>10800574
Read OP's question. Figure out what everyone is replying to. Feel stupid.

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>>10800543
It's definitely doable once you get into the swing of things if you use good mnemonics, 150ish was about the rate i went through RTK3. You're right though, starting off at that speed would just fuck you up and you wouldn't remember shit.

About 30 new clozes a day from 10ish passages.

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>>10799852
anywhere from 30 to 50

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>>10800821
I was actually commenting on his statement that he's finding more complex kanji easier to remember, not on his speed. Yeah, it's certainly doable, and I think most people who took up learning seriously proceeded at a similar rate at some point. The point, however, is to retain everything over a much longer period of time and a much bigger set of characters.

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>>10800543

Even so, when I began to encounter problems with things like 線 and 緑 I just looked for the part that was different, instead of the majority which is the same, and never mixed them up again.

[Anonymous No.]

I learn about 10 new a day review about 3+ times a day thats just vocabulary though
Any tips on learning the On and Kun of the kanji though?? Why do I need to learn both and which is more important?

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>>10801815
Someone needs to read some goddamn kanjidamage.

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>>10801827
I can identify what the kanji stands for just as far as pronouncing it..thats the hard part, knowing when to use the kun and on is also another hard part? Any tips? If not I'm going to suspect you don't know it either and ignore you

[Anonymous No.]

Why is this thread here when >>10793107 is available?

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>>10801832
I just told you to read kanjidamage.

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>>10801832

Readings are useless. There's too many inconsistencies to make it worthwhile learning so many, so many of which are the identical sound. When I tried it, I just defaulted to a specific sound if I couldn't remember, "か", I think, as so many use that.

Learn kanji as words and compounds.

[Anonymous No.]

How about you keep your blogshit in one thread? The other one hasn't even reached the bump limit.

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>>10800968
Sounds like you still have 縁 and 綿 (and so on) ahead of you, though. In general, things will get more difficult the more you're going to have to remember. Also, if you don't know what 白, 豕, 巾, 水, etc. are before trying to memorize those more complex kanji, you may have problems later when your brain starts to see them inside the characters instead of recalling the general shape you taught it to recognize earlier.

>>10801895
>>10802281
That other thread is taken over by meta shitposting. Which also means you two already have a thread to shitpost in, please go complain there.

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>>10803644

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>le viral marketing

[Anonymous No.]

>10 new cards a day
I'm curious, how long have you been studying and if you aren't yet, when do you plan on getting to a usable level of Japanese, If you already do, how long did it take you?
>>10800286
>250 vocab
What are the other?

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None. I feel it's easier to just read from untranslated books/etc. and look up any word that I don't know rather than straight up flashcards. Flashcards always just get overwhelming and become burdensome for me. I feel like I memorize more if I just keeping coming across the same word in a text than in a deck.

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30.