#rememberingthekanji

Since I'm done with RTK very very soon, I decided to order the N4 and N3 books I've been hearing so much about! Together with NukeMarine's Anki decks of those books, they will be very interesting to use.

I've been making my own Anki cards for RTK and while it's been working absolutely great, it will be nice to have a finished deck from the start. I'll probably tweak it to my liking though.

Kanji study tip!

I've always hated how much paper I waste when doing my kanji reviews on Anki, and I just realised that my good old 3ds has a great solution for that!

Basically I just use Flipnote 3D to sketch down the kanji using a thick brush, and once I'm done I just press X to erase it. It's perfect!

My setup! I like to write down my mnemonics directly into my book, so that I can easily find stories without having to look it up on the net. Writing the stories down also helps memorise it. Oh my wall I have a chart of the heisig kanji. As I progress I highlight them. It’s sooo satisfying seeing them go yellow. 👐

Gaming mice aren’t just for gaming! I’ve programmed some buttons on mine to copy, paste, and hit enter. That way I can copy, paste, and search for a kanji without reaching out for my keyboard. It’s a small change, but if you study for hours on end it makes a big difference! ♪

1. Copy

2. Paste

Kanji progress. The sudden decrease in speed, yep, that’s university. I would be finished by now if it wasn’t for that. o(╥﹏╥)

The green line is the goal, 2200 kanji. 

I did it.

I did it?