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  • in reply to: I'm having trouble keeping up learning Japanese #20431

    CJ
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    Try jumping ahead and reading Season 3 Lesson 10: Keeping Up With Everything.
    It might not all be relevant but you might find the bit on making a “Keep the Streak” calendar thing helpful.

    Maybe just making sure you use Anki every day will help. I find that every time I go through the Anki questions I’m excited to do the next lesson, but I force myself to wait until Monday every week so i don’t overload my brain >.<

    Carly

    in reply to: Contest: I need a new watch. #20350

    CJ
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    Ha! That last one – so many pictures of the box, so few of the watch :p

    in reply to: Pronunciation problem #20348

    CJ
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    Hi Zachary, 七人 is pronounced しちにん。

    HTH,
    Carly

    in reply to: Kanji and Anki tags (new directives I don't understand) #16661

    CJ
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    Hmm… I just tried the link for The Kanji Deck on http://www.textfugu.com/kanji/1-2-stroke/ and it is linking to an empty filename atm, just ‘.zip’.

    However, the links down the right side of the Kanji topic list are working fine.

    in reply to: Kanji and Anki tags (new directives I don't understand) #16580

    CJ
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    I’m not so sure about Q1 there, but for Q2 if you want to you can add decks together. I usually add all my kanji or vocab decks together as i get them so that there’s a mix of kanji with different numbers of strokes.

    To do that (assuming you’re using anki on a computer), open one of the decks then go to File->Import and select the deck you wish to add. Then hit “Import” again.

    I don’t think the info on how well you know the cards is copied over though, they will just start as new cards in the deck.

    in reply to: Textfugu Kanji Section Criticism #16579

    CJ
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    I found that using my own story for some of the radicals and kanji really helped, especially for some of the “box” radicals since there’s so many. I reference tv shows, musicals, whatever pops into my head. And I will only ever remember one story so for kanji I try to include the meaning, on reading and some info about the radicals used to build it. I just have a hand-written list of them, the process of writing things down helps me to remember as well.
    As for the anki decks, for any that are really difficult I add the story to the answer part of the card and hilite the meaning and reading in different colours like Koichi does in the lessons. That way I get a chance to remember without the story and if I fail I can read the answer and hit again to try and remember it a few minutes later.

    I have to agree with everyone for learning the rest of the readings – vocab vocab and more vocab.

    HTH


    CJ
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    Hey Missing, could you please tell us the actual translation of the heading?
    Is it something like:

    すべての私のやることは -> all the things I do
    完全に日本語で -> in perfect Japanese.
    ???

    Thanks!!

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