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And oops, I knew 行く, didn’t make that clear :P
Huh, I’ve not seen that particle before, anywhere in my travels. Thanks a lot though! I’m pretty sure he never mentioned that before, now I’m paranoid I might have to go through all the lessons again.. although I’m sure that’ll be good practice anyway.
What do you make of Koichi’s recent reappearance, by the way? Since I’m quite new I’m not sure what to expect, having only retrospectively learnt of TF’s sidelining
It might be that they’re using variations – chan, sama, kun, etc.. These all function similarly to san. Unless everyone is just weird in the films your watching? I don’t really know
September 4, 2013 at 4:46 am in reply to: Learning Kanji: meaning and reading simultaneously? #41812I know this is old but it’s a similar thread and I’m basically wondering the same thing. It seems a bit pointless to learn the on readings along with the kun. I’m starting to think it’d be best to learn it like 上 means up and is used in 上げる/上がる, which are あげる and あがる. If I come across a word that uses the on reading, I’ll just learn the word (and therefore the/an on reading). Does this make more sense? I’m pretty sure it’s what Gustav Dahl was saying, restated, but I’d like to be sure.
Hi Maria.
Thanks! All going well so far in season two, I think I’m at risk of burning out though so I’m trying to slow down a bit.
It’s not too bad doing both, especially with all the time I have on my hands this summer..
Good luck to yourself too! See you around the forums
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