Hello there, I’m just wondering how people approach studying Japanese on a day by day basis?
I’ve been using Bunpro, Anki and now started with WaniKani, which I feel overwhelmed, especially as I plan on taking the JLPT5 this year.
But using these I’m still struggling with recalling Kanji, vocabulary and grammar, so any useful tips that’s been good for you personally?
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“Japanese Kanji and Kana” by Wolfgang Hadamitzky & Mark Spahn helped me alot! It was a Christmas gift and i love it! It includes all the 2100+ joyo kanji, the brush strokes and common pairings of each individual word. Hope this helps
I stopped doing wanikani at level 8, switched to anki and immersion, sentence mining after RTK. Mix a little genki in there.
It’s hard to approach them wrong. There’s book 1, and book 2. There are chapters you doing order. Remembering the Kanji.