Just generate cards for Vocab and Kanji Vocab deck if you want to study English -> Japanese. It won’t mess up your studying with TextFugu, and don’t worry about messing up the deck, you can always find and delete them later by choosing “Recall” tag.

In my opinion translating sentences from English to Japanese is bad, so I would advise against generating cards for sentences. As soon as you start Season 3, you will come across sentences that are identical in English, but different in Japanese (e.g. the ones using が/は particle). In more complex sentences the order of words inside them may vary, since Japanese is flexible like that. In that case, using English -> Japanese deck would result in learning the word order of example sentences by heart.
But if you still want to translate simple ones like “This is cat” or “That is not a tree”, go ahead.

Wow, then you’re doing great for a person that reached just 300-ish kanji in RTK! (^-^)b

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I just started using Genki for reading practice this week, as Elenkis suggested. It’s really a great reading resource. It’s hard (impossible) to find texts suited for N4/N5 level of Japanese. Even example sentences for N4 level at ReadTheKanji.com have higher level kanji and grammar in them, making comfortable reading impossible. And the price of Japanese Graded Readers is just too damn high! :)

I think she just wanted to make a word out of old kanji and adding a new one :)

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This is the list of stations that have “Japanese talk” on: http://tunein.com/radio/Japanese-Talk-g349/ Check the “Listenable Now” box on the top before starting. When you find a few stations you like, register and you can save them in your own list.

Only one to avoid is NHK World, since it’s mostly in English. ABC Detective Bureau News has no music at all, but it loops the same news over and over. It took me several days to realize that -.-

enjoy your studies Mark!

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石

lol, great minds think alike?

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