Comments on: Using “Jerry Seinfeld’s Secret To Productivity” To Learn Kanji

By: coffeenmusic

coffeenmusic — Tue, 14 May 2013 22:55:00 +0000

Everyone should be on their second year of this! This article needs a repost so we can hear back from people who actually followed through. Boy, these pretzels are making me thirsty.

By: Marionette

Marionette — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 18:40:00 +0000

There is also a site dedicated to this. xD Very simple. Literally, you just click the days you did your goal. Dontbreakthechain.com So, people who just do all their studying online could find this better than a calender that could be lost.

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365 days motivation calendar : The Fine Apps — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 11:00:00 +0000

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By: Some guy

Some guy — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 13:41:00 +0000

due to a misunderstanding, I’ve come to learning about 5-10 kanji a day. My thinking being that I wanted to know the standard amount of kanji by the time I graduated highschool, (i.e. is in to years). well, the misunderstanding was that the standard was 6,000 instead of the real standard of only 2,000. I’ve only kept up this visciuos regiment for about two weeks, and Everynow and then I’ll fall out a day. added on to what I learned before I came to the false conclusion that 10 was neccesary, I’m not at a grand total of 125, 50 of those being learned in this past week. Ten is really pushing it but surprisingly it is duable. This may be because I skip out on memorizing the number of strokes and stick to readings, what it “stands for” and how it’s written. It does feel a lot like studying but I AM learning.

(just to show you how bad I might have had it [or maybe good in the long run], 10 kanji a day = 3,560 kanji a year, the goal being two years, would put me at 7,120 by graduation, which would put me at knowing more kanji than the average japanese adult.)

still, I doubt I will keep up with the 10 a day and go for a more comfortable 5 or 6.