漢字

[Anonymous No.]

Hi /jp/

what's the best way to learn kanji?
I'm still doing it the old way, simply writing them a billion times on paper, but I'm looking for a desktop/cloud application (I have a pen tablet, so handwriting recognition etc. would be cool).

[Anonymous No.]

From eroge

[Anonymous No.]

The old way is the best there is. You can get all the SUGOI NIHONGO SENSEI LEARN JAPAESE IN 3 DAYS ANIMU FAGGOT EDITION software you want, but it won't be a substitute for honest effort.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3462369
Fascinating.

[Anonymous No.]

Get some flashcard program like anki. I learned 28 kanji in three months thanks to it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3462430
At that pace it'll only take you a few decades to get all the jouyou down.

[Anonymous No.]

OP here.

Yes, I'm using smart.fm to learn the words (and it's very good), but it's not that effective when trying to learn kanji.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3462320
> Old. I already read this on http://www.anantalk.com/ (anan = anon) last night.
I laughed out loudly.

[Anonymous No.]

Learn kanji by learning to read kana characters.
Translate manga with reader furigana.
There are books to help you with remembering kanji.
There's lots of free stuff on line like flashcard programs and quizzes to help you learn.

Persistence is the key. Even the Japanese who have to learn kanji say repetition is what helps them stick.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3462430
That wasn't exactly a motivating example, at least hope for retaining 2 a day or something