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Thread: RTK without the mnemonics Post: RTK without the mnemonics I've met lots of people and lots of skills, so you could be one. But.... if this is the forum by which you validate yourself, you might find something flashier. A friend is working on 1,000 digits of... |
kilioopu | Remembering the Kanji | 72 | 17,551 | 2009-10-18, 10:07 pm | ||
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Thread: difficult keywords Post: difficult keywords These are hard. "Idea" versus "concept" are both rather abstract and similar, as are "disconcerted" versus "melancholy". I'm not sure my way to sort these out will help you, but I go from the keywor... |
kilioopu | Remembering the Kanji | 7 | 1,330 | 2009-09-28, 1:23 pm | ||
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Thread: On why it's important to make your own stories Post: On why it's important to make your own stories I think this is such an individual thing that it's very hard to generalize. For me: - I can't predict when an odd story will stick. Heisig's story for "plug" was an immediate lock. Others stick aroun... |
kilioopu | Remembering the Kanji | 24 | 4,577 | 2009-09-27, 9:05 pm | ||
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Thread: To remember or not to remember.... Post: To remember or not to remember.... I have several Japanese friends who have lived abroad for a decade or more who have forgotten how to write many kanji. They find Heisig's method intriguing. One has started her pre-teen daughter on Rt... |
kilioopu | Remembering the Kanji | 28 | 6,438 | 2009-09-27, 8:42 am | ||
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Thread: Does RtK1 Keep a Similar Pace Throughout Post: Does RtK1 Keep a Similar Pace Throughout I've just passed 1,000. To calibrate, I studied Japanese for two years in university 35 years ago, become fluent in a couple of languages since, and am now returning to Japanese. I'm a professor. I st... |
kilioopu | Remembering the Kanji | 14 | 2,510 | 2009-09-26, 12:06 pm | ||