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Dear all,
After one year of daily Wanikani / Textfugu practice, I just published my personal experience towards Japanese learning.
Please have a look, I’m happy to receive feedback and advice of any kind :-)
In particular:
- What are your best tools/ routine?
- Completing 13 Wanikani levels in one year was quite challenging to me. What about you?
Best regards!
Thomas-
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Congrats. =)
I must confess, I never even made it through the free levels of WaniKani – trudging through endless repetitions of the basic kanji and vocab that I learnt forever ago just got to be too much of a drag. I really should give it another stab sometime.
For my own study tools, I’ve bought a few books in Japanese (I’m fortunate enough to live in the same city as a Kinokuniya (major Japanese book shop chain) branch). Also bought the DS version of δΊγε½ in Japanese (because they elected not to release it in English) and found I was understanding it surprisingly easily. Though, learning how to read the furigana when it’s about six pixels tall was a new challenge in itself. =P
You thinking of giving the JLPT a go?
Hi Joel,
Thank you for your message, glad to read you found your own resources!
I unfortunately do not have access to Kinokuniya book stores, and I can imagine the challenge to read on such a small screen ^^.
I am considering JLPT (4), not sure to register however as I live in Belgium and no sessions are planned here. Paris is an option, though… I’ll see!
Best regards,
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