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Question about the order of my learning tools

So, I learned hiragana and mastered it through duolingo, will do the same for katakana.
Now, I have the Genki workbooks and textbooks, the kanji study app and the core 10k thingy. What should i do first, and if there are recommendations for other tools, leave them aswell please 🙂

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  1. If you’re familiar enough with hiragana and katakana where you can read a word without struggling to remember the letters, you can go and start Genki 1 😀

    If that’s the core 10k on Anki, might as well add N5 Tango Deck and N5 Kanji Deck(just so you know roughly what level you are when you finish the deck). If you’re doing 20 cards every day it wont take you alot of time. So those 3 decks and Genki 1 and 2 and just set yourself a realistic goal like 5 – 10 pages a day on weekdays and maybe go crazy 20 pages on weekends. I read 5 books including genki 1 and 2 and passed N3 in 7months – 10 pages a day!

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