/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46807573
>when you can't read
It's not my fault...

>ranting against japanese language
Pekora truly is one of us.

>>38987818
T-thanks, you too...

>>37245354
Damn I wish I could read.

RTK+Anki is the only way

>>35270743
>WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO
Your reps.
Do. your. fucking. reps. NOW

>>35195013
reps

>>34121068
>でも私は日本語でもよ

>>33118752
>duolingo

>>31985021
Will we ever have a thread freed from the influence of gravity?

>>30502944

Reminder: if you read the JSL text posted in this thread, you will permanently cripple your Japanese.

>>29198738

>>29083760
>Is N1 enough to understand everything in holo JP streams?
You'll be more Japanese than them if you ever reach N1. A lifetime.

>>28097160
I went with vocal reps instead of memorizing reps

>>27710449

>>27598491
Good grief, anon...

>She knows anki

>>25980092
wise choice

>>23405885
No you wouldn't have

>>22047411
Holy shit dude.

I'm thinking of going back to anki. I tried the anti-SRS approach that is shilled so hard in this thread, but it's kind of frustrating to be coming across words I know from listening context but not being able to read them, or knowing I've seen it before, but not having the proper spacing to cement the kanji into my long term memory. This has led me to the conclusion that at the end of the day, using anki to reinforce kanji readings is very time efficient. I might try to use sentence cards as having that extra context and being able to see lines from works I've already read seems more efficient than single word cards. The tedium of doing anki for single word cards is why I dropped it in the first place.

I know some people might say read more, but I do not have 4+ hours to dedicate to reading a day, which seems to be near the accepted minimum for the "SRS by reading" method.

>>20700619
>Is there a full list?
Oh you sweet child