#learningkanji

Hello people! I have made a gimkit to go along with Tanaka-san's (on YouTube) Kanji Camp series. I stumbled across it the other day because I really slack when it comes to learning kanji and I found it to be helpful! The series covers, I think, the first 80 kanji that Japanese first graders learn as well as each of the pronunciations in hiragana and katakana.

Here's the link to the series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkK7KO2TnEczSagz4fQKP0lM9X9jyHO6L

Here's the link to the gimkit: https://www.gimkit.com/kits/68a0d5460bcbd7b19574bd18

I'll be trying to periodically make more gimkits as I only have Day 1 so far, but check it out! :) Lemme know if anything doesn't work/is wrong.

Vocabulary List:

the task that seems impossible for anyone who is starting out learning japanese. I’d say I currently know around 100 out of the 2000+ kanji that you need to know to be considered fluent. though my speaking in japanese is barely even conversational, i have a strong fascination with learning the kanjis. 

Starting today until December 31, 2021 (in 128 days) I will be doing a challenge to learn the 2000+ kanjis using 3 methods;

Anki Flashcards

Heisig’s Remembering the Kanji

Reviewing the Kanji