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Thread: The "I just finished RTK1, please congratulate me" thread. Post: The "I just finished RTK1, please congratulate me"... After getting the book in 2001 I finally finished! Before this site it was pretty hard after Heisig stopped giving stories and I could not have done it without this site so thanks to Fabrice and all t... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 1,845 | 424,707 | 2008-08-17, 10:17 pm | ||
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Thread: List of easily confused keywords Post: List of easily confused keywords nac_est Wrote:That's totally true, but the problem arises when you review on this site or on another SRS. It's usually keyword→kanji, so it's fundamental to make a clear distinction between keywords. ... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 21 | 6,969 | 2008-02-18, 3:52 am | ||
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Thread: List of easily confused keywords Post: List of easily confused keywords Great lists but I wonder how much it really helps to concentrate on the exact Heisig keyword in the case that it is causing confusion - dont forget that the real goal is to learn the JAPANESE word! Pe... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 21 | 6,969 | 2008-02-18, 2:07 am | ||
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Thread: Disambiguating "before" and "in front" Post: Disambiguating "before" and "in front" I think this illustrates the problem with only relying on the english keywords. Presumably you already know the words まえ and さき so why not just review from the hiragana when the english keywords are p... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 12 | 3,794 | 2007-12-07, 11:15 pm | ||
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Thread: How the Japanese *really* learn kanji Post: How the Japanese *really* learn kanji The books you mentioned sound really interesting - could you tell me the titles? |
samuize | General discussion | 105 | 22,960 | 2007-08-28, 7:39 am | ||
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Thread: Eliminating the need for English keywords - help needed Post: Eliminating the need for English keywords - help n... Just found a good resource which shows example compounds for each kanji http://kanji.ifdef.jp/joyo/a.html |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 42 | 12,710 | 2007-08-24, 7:45 pm | ||
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Thread: Eliminating the need for English keywords - help needed Post: Eliminating the need for English keywords - help n... In connection with this topic, does anyone have a list of the Heisig English keywords and the corresponding Japanese readings for each kanji? |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 42 | 12,710 | 2007-08-23, 8:09 pm | ||
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Thread: night break and day break Post: night break and day break ?sunrise is 日の出 (hinode) sun exit. sunset is 日の入り (hinoiri) sun entrance.? Funny! I spoke to my Japanese wife and actually 出口 could be thought of as "place to come out" and 入口 as "place to go in" in... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 10 | 10,203 | 2007-08-21, 8:03 am | ||
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Thread: Removing very easy cards Post: Removing very easy cards Someone has probably asked this before but would it be possible to add a function so that you didnt have to keep reviewing very basic kanji like 一、日、白、etc. I have a lot of cards in stack 4 that need p... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 3 | 1,134 | 2007-08-11, 1:18 am | ||
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Thread: Common kanji not included in RTK1 Post: Common kanji not included in RTK1 Thanks for the very useful info everyone! |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 12 | 17,824 | 2007-04-08, 7:34 pm | ||
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Thread: Common kanji not included in RTK1 Post: Common kanji not included in RTK1 OK fair point, a list of kanji that the "average" person would know is a bit impossible, but does anyone have examples of non-joyo kanji that are definitely common eg 丼、貼る etc? I am (of course) a hug... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 12 | 17,824 | 2007-04-08, 12:48 am | ||
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Thread: Common kanji not included in RTK1 Post: Common kanji not included in RTK1 Does anyone have/know of a list of the everyday kanji that the average Japanese person would know which are not included in RTK1 (ie not joyo kanji)? I havent got RTK3 but I assume it contains many ka... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 12 | 17,824 | 2007-04-08, 12:07 am | ||
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Thread: 日本人 Reactions to RTK? Post: 日本人 Reactions to RTK? Ive also had good responses. My Japanese wife has even started using some of the stories for kanji that she finds hard to remember. If you make up a story for 薔薇 （ばら） most Japanese will be pretty impr... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 11 | 2,837 | 2007-03-22, 7:11 pm | ||
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Thread: A stupid question probably Post: A stupid question probably Hi, this is probably really obvious but what does the number in brackets after the user name mean on the home page?? Everytime I log in my number seems to be different but I cant find an explanation a... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 2 | 1,082 | 2007-03-20, 6:07 pm | ||
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Thread: Your favourite story by...yourself! Post: Your favourite story by...yourself! I have 2 favourites: ambition 望- after the death of my flesh my ambition is to be a king in my next life and mirror 鏡- a kogyaru (Japanese teen girl) holding a small metal metal mirror. On the righ... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 16 | 4,911 | 2007-03-12, 8:17 am | ||
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Thread: RTK get together? Post: RTK get together? Hi ファブリス I live in Tokyo (just near Shinjuku) and would be very glad to meet you if you come to Tokyo. Just had a baby so Im afraid it would be a bit difficult to put you up. Would be great to meet a... |
samuize | Off topic | 232 | 102,373 | 2007-03-05, 12:43 am | ||
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Thread: RTK for Japanese students? Post: RTK for Japanese students? Actually Ive had a look in a few bookshops here in Tokyo and there are several books for kids which show images of why the kanji looks like it does, deriving from a picture and combining the primitive... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 18 | 2,863 | 2007-02-26, 5:51 am | ||
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Thread: RTK for Japanese students? Post: RTK for Japanese students? I was just wondering since my Japanese wife is so amazed at my kanji progress, whether the Heisig method could be used by Japanese kids when they learn kanji. They could learn the direct kun yomi (ass... |
samuize | Remembering the Kanji | 18 | 2,863 | 2007-02-21, 11:50 pm | ||