learn 2000 kanji

as one requirement for study and work in japan, knowing well about 2000 kanji is a fundamental ones, therefore being here to learn as a dream to be fulfill, ja minasan ganbatte!!! :-D

1400 so far. just a few more now.

I would like to do this seeing as I grew up in Japan and speak it fluently. Kanji is still one area I need to work on.

i’ve been studying Japanese forever…and I only know like 200 kanji on site, I can’t write ‘em all from memory. But I got the Heisig book and I love it! I’m up to, um 125 I think, whatever…it’s kinda fun!!
I originally wanted to learn 1000 kanji, but hey what the hell? I’ll learn all of them!

I have been studying for a few years, but I just started on kanji when I was in Japan. Being there, it was really easy to learn a lot in a short amount of time. But back home it is a lot harder. I hope I can learn most of them soon, but I will learn them in college when I am in Tokyo.

I did.

Hi I am trying to study Kanji for Monbukagakusho!

I want to know where are level 2 kanjis available with stroke order

I’m currently at frame 1520 in Heisig’s Remembering the Kanji 1, My goal is to finish this book by the end of February ‘08 (this month) by doing 20-40 a day.

I’ve been working on the Heisig method for 5 months now and I’m more than sure having struggled with other methods before it that it’s the best way to learn kanji, although I’m aware I won’t completely know the kanji until I learn their Onyomi and Kunyomi I’m sure that separating the learning of the writing & meaning from the reading is the best way.

My goal after RTK1 is to work through their readings.

I’m trying to learn Kanji. I’m confused. Well I start today in class to learn, but still I want to get a head start.