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/jp/ approved book for learning kanji? I took a few years of japanese in high school but that was years ago--- I still have no trouble reading hiragana and katakana but my vocabulary is extremely limited.

>> No.41994654

>>41994549
>book for learning kanji
don't do that

>> No.41995434

If you really want a book, there is RTK, but it's flawed and keywords are unnecessary.
I'd recommend learning how to read kanji as you come about them (by looking up unknown vocabulary / reading with furigana).
You could use QM's "Kanken Deck" for learning how to write *after* you've learned how to read.

>> No.41995776

>>41994549
>book for learning kanji?
This book has nearly 2000 unique kanji in it. It should get you through most of the common ones.
https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000148/files/773_14560.html

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