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I’m also doing them both. I started with WaniKani. Radicals, Kanji and Kanji vocab are very short reviews although I stop when something new comes along.
Finished Season 2, well the practice page is missing so…
I had a little break due to exams and other school stuff. So the time I had went to WaniKani or clearing my head. I hope to keep up the pace and learn more grammar, it’s helping bit by bit.
Can you make decks in Anki where you give input as a answer?
It’s already helping :)
You have to differentiate between kanji and vocab. Kanji are abstract, vocab is concrete. Kanji tells something about all the possible ways how that particular kanji can be read or what it can mean. Vocab tells us which of the readings are used to form that word. Or even better it is read.
That’s how I think about it. I think I just connected Kanji with quantum mechanics …
Yeah, it will probably add some things. I’ll review it with good and then easy.
Thanks for the reply.
ありがとう！
Found your guide on my own though :)
I’ll be starting season 2 today.
Thanks for the guide
I needed some help on getting started. Also is it recommended to skip the Kanji and Radicals if you already use WaniKani?
