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  • October 18, 2011 at 3:29 pm #19474

    Phantomeye
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    hey guys,

    Tell me. What’s the most efficient way to study vocab in general (for you, or whatever)?
    Should I study, I don’t know – maybe 10 words as long as I don’t actually learn them (over several day, i’m a busy person :3) or should I add 10 words every day to my list and the same time review the old ones (with ankis to-do)

    The thing is, right now I’m doing the first one ( reviewing vocab, kanji vocab) and I think it’s going to slow…

    Don’t be shy, post me some answers :D

    P.

    October 18, 2011 at 4:33 pm #19475

    Reiden
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    For me, I take the ultimate deck and I’m unlocking and learning words…when I have time or my review begin to be short, I unlock some others, etc etc until I’ll have unlocked all. Don’t know if it’s the best way, but it’s a simple way. When I’m done, I’ll regroup all my deck into a big one and re-review all + Add some of my own words.

    Oh and even if I didn’t do RTK, I unlock only the Kanji, so I’m learning Kanji at the same time.

    October 18, 2011 at 10:25 pm #19476

    Elenkis
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    You should really be trying to learn new words every single day. Set Anki for 15-20 new cards per day and stick with it.

    10 words per day would be my absolute minimum.

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    October 19, 2011 at 3:27 am #19489

    Phantomeye
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    I see. It seems like I need to change few things in my studies.
    Another question; before learning kanji vocab, do you learn the kun’yomi readings for each new kanji. Because I find myself confused when I see a word which includes a kanji, and I cannot read it, because I know only the on’yomi reading, which only helps me with the meaning of the word.

    October 19, 2011 at 3:46 am #19492

    Elenkis
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    You will start to learn the different readings naturally. The more vocab you study, the more you’ll see a particular kanji used and you’ll soon find you just know the readings.

    I never learned on or kun readings before starting on vocab. Though I did do RTK, which helped me to recognise the characters and made it easier for me to attach the readings to them when I did do vocab (but your mileage may vary).

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