I'm doing 26 things
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1 month ago
My katakana skills are improving. I’d like to maintain the ability to use these. I think finding an online newspaper that uses hirigana / katakana would be great.
Ktistec's Life List
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1. Practice C.R.O.N.
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2. Sell off all unused possessions.
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3. Get the ground floor of my house a clean enough place for guests.
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4. Earn respect.
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5. start a nonprofit whose goal is to preserve human knowledge for future generations.
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6. get a job+
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7. go on a long backpacking trip
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8. build a memory palace
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9. Learn Japanese
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10. climb a rope
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11. climb a building
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12. learn to shoot a gun and throw a knife.
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13. start a fire without matches
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14. kick down a door
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15. Ride a horse
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16. learn capoeira
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17. Learn 1000 Japanese words.
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18. Learn 1600 kanji
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19. Learn the 98 katakana and hirigana *better*
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20. learn to juggle
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21. Write a fantasy novel
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22. Write an sf novel
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23. Play 5*5*5 Go in 3d
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24. Get better at regular 2d Go.
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25. start running a mile every day - again.
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26. walk 1/2 hour each day, too
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Recent entries
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1 month ago
I got a kanji-a-day calendar for my birthday last year and I’ve started making use of it. I’ve learned ‘eight’, ‘ten’, ‘person’, ‘six’ and ‘mouth’ so far.
I also have a set of 1000 blank flash cards, so I’m going to try to populate them with Japanese words if I get the time.
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1 month ago
I managed to correctly identify the 46 basic hiragana in 1 minute, 9 seconds today. I will start drilling on the katakana next. I’m using a desktop program called kana test in ubuntu. Its kind of fun:)
