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  • #32774

    missingno15
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    oosannshououmitainakaowomitennjaneeyoo!

    Too bad I can’t use japanese on this computer :/

    #32785

    Luke
    Member

    I finished Core2k now, starting 3k tomorrow. Aside from that just been reading bits of Tae Kim and looking at my book on particles, also started picking away at the reviews for my “completed courses” on iKnow. (mostly Core1k reviews)

    #32798

    Nice one, Kyle ;)

    #32810

    missingno15
    Member

    thisiskyle:
    オオサンショウウオを追う。 Oosannshouuooou.

    痩せたからモテると思ってんじゃねーよ!バーカ!

    #32835

    Patrick
    Member

    I suppose this is the right thread for this question, but I was wondering if you guys have a particular method of note taking/reviewing/etc.

    For example, when using TF, I write down the grammar points and some examples in a physical notebook, and I really prefer using physical flashcards to learn vocab/kana rather than Anki (though I use that, too). I use my “language log” on Evernote more for personal progress and reflection than actual Japanese language information (though a bit of that is tossed in for good measure). I also write down all kanji/readings/vocab in a composition book for reference, and I use that primarily for reviewing before using Anki.

    I was just wondering what styles people use, and what they like about them.

    #32840

    Luke
    Member

    Most of the notes I have are about particles so I write them up like this: http://i.imgur.com/efLah.jpg

    I just like bolding stuff. I don’t write down any vocab or kanji, I leave all that stuff to iKnow.

    #32843

    kanjiman8
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    I use Evernote for taking down notes from TF lessons. It’s convenient as it syncs by itself every few minutes and I can manually sync it myself too. I also have the Evernote app on my Android phone, so I can get up my notes and read through them if I need to.

    I still haven’t bothered to practice writing Hiragana and Katakana. I’d rather spend the time now on more important aspects and learn to write later.

    As for the personal progress thingy, I’m thinking of making a blog for that. Nothing too fancy or time consuming. Just something basic for now.

    #32845

    My notes consist of nothing but Japanese sentences that contain interesting grammar/words(from TV-shows or other places)

    今日で見方が180度変わったわッw etc

    #32859

    missingno15
    Member
    #32860

    Patrick
    Member

    Very interesting, thanks for sharing guys!

    #32874

    missingno15
    Member

    So yeah guys, I’m selling stuff again and please check it out down in the following link (so I can also avoid Hashi’s wrath)

    http://shrib.com/missingsshopthread

    This time, no Google+ account needed. Just click the link to get started.

    #32879

    Luke
    Member

    Taeko Kamiya is also the author of my sentence patterns book! I bet the particle one is good too, I have “All About Particles” already though.

    #32882

    kanjiman8
    Member

    I have that same sentence patterns book too. Plan to use it when I’m done with TF. It’s being released again because it went OOP as the publisher had shut down.

    I also have All About Particles as well as A Dictionary of Japanese Particles, and All About Particles.

    #32885

    GirsFugu
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    Yggbert:
    Most of the notes I have are about particles so I write them up like this: http://i.imgur.com/efLah.jpg

    I just like bolding stuff. I don’t write down any vocab or kanji, I leave all that stuff to iKnow.

    You just totally introduced me to iKnow. Thank you!!!!

    #32890

    Luke
    Member

    GirsFugu: Quote

    No problem! iKnow is a good service.

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