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high_time
14 years ago
yurixhentai wrote...
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mixboy wrote...
Can you give me an estimate of how much time it will take for learning all the hiragana and katakana? And how many time it would take to become familiar with kanji, at least enough for everyday life.


If you are going to be a serious student then you could learn Hiragana and Katakana in about 2 days, maybe still making some mistakes; and in about a week you should be fluent with Hiragana and Katakana. Just write each character out until it drills into your head and then use this website: http://www.realkana.com/
It might be boring and there is probably a better way to do it, but that's what I did and it worked.

The only part I struggled with was the Katakana SHI シ, TSU　ツ, SO　ソ, and N　ン, because they look similar. But I know them now.

I only know around 100 ish Kanji and can recognize about 150.

Shadowsclaw19 wrote...
FakkuElder-> I have a bad 'E' key so cut some slack, I would change it if I could. As i know it is bad.


Well in that sentence you have successfully typed 'E' 5 times so just correct the title. It is pissing my OCD off.


We did those when learning Chinese back in School, and forgot almost all the kanji letters, most of us, after we've graduated.

Rigorous training doesn't always work out. For some people, like myself, are more comfortable doing it the long way.


Watakushi wa kore kara gakkoo e ikimasu.
Issho ni ikimasen ka?

Lol. XD


ENG? : I'm going back home, do you want to come with me? lol xD
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tswarthog The Iconoclast
14 years ago
Tnx for the help guys, it sounds better, and more natural now that I have that longer pause.
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