/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Okay /jp/, you were helpful last time so I'm going to ask you about something again :3

I've learned all the kanas, so i guess it's time to start learning the kanjis. I've heard a lot of good things about Remembering Kanji by James W. Heisig so I downloaded it and it looks pretty good, but it doesn't teaches how to say it in japanese. So should I look up the kunyomi and the onyomi for each word or what?

sry for the stupid question but i need to settle this down clear.

[Anonymous No.]

Why would you need to know the on'yomi for every kanji?

[Anonymous No.]

That's part two. Go through part one first!
Yes, it's retarded.

[Anonymous No.]

this is now a noantica thread

[Anonymous No.]

Learn them in context (in actual words) later. Heisig is only good for writing, recognition and meaning to a degree, but it's still pretty useful.

[Anonymous No.]

Learn all the keywords and stroke orders first, as explained in the introduction. Use a spaced repetition system and it won't take you long. After that you can learn the readings using book 2, or learn the readings as part of sentences using the http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com method.

It doesn't really matter what method you use, as long as you do your SRS repetitions every day you are guaranteed to make progress.

[Anonymous No.]

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>http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com method

this only works if you have the inhuman level of dedication that magical negro has. Which none of us do.