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
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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’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.

