Re: Help With Learning Kanji

metaphist wrote:
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Just for the record, you can basically consider me starting fresh in
terms of kanji. I only know a handfull right now, based off of those
used in the examples of the grammar lessons I took. I could recongnize
maybe 15 or so off hand, and could only write the extremely simple ones
from memory (kiyou, nani, miru, hito ect.). I know all the kana,
though.

I can do all of those but "kiyou." (I suspect there are several words so pronounced, but not a single one comes to mind.)

I (sort of) learned kanji so long ago I don't even remember how I did it.

Bart
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