Home Forums 自己紹介 (Self Introduction) Hello everyone!

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    Katie Cone
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    I’ve been a WaniKani member for about two Months now and I’ve made some real progress! I joined Textfugu because I know next to no grammar at all. ^-^’ I’m hoping the next month or so I can learn a lot more grammar (and also get that nifty textfugu member WaniKani discount..hehe). I am planning on taking the N5 or N4 this year, so my grammar needs a lot of work. I’m all set on the Kanji though! Thank you WaniKani! :D

    I look forward to learning Japanese and hopefully passing the N4 or N5 this year! Yay!

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    Gustav Dahl
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    Hey :)

    What route have you taken in learning Japanese? Did you start with Kanji as the first thing, or?

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    Katie Cone
    Member

    Hello there!

    The first significant step I took toward learning Japanese was to learn Hiragana. I started learning Hiragana before I discovered textfugu. Once I dsicovered textfugu, I used Anki to finish up learning the rest of the kana. Shortly after I had a good grasp of Hiragana, I started using WaniKani to learn Kanji. I’ve been a member for about two months. Wanikani is also good for vocab! :)

    While I have been learning Kanji, I have also been studying Katakana; I have a fairly decent grasp on it so far but I’m still not as good at it as I am with reading Hiragana.

    But as I’ve been doing all the above, I’ve really lacked any grammar study. I finally joined Textfugu to get a good start on it. I will also be taking a semester length class at my community college, starting in about a month.

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    Gustav Dahl
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    Cool. I was just wondering how/why you didn’t learn any grammar stuff before going to vocab/kana/kanji :)

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