I'm getting started on "Breaking into Japanese Literature" and am just trying to figure out the best process to go through it.
http://www.amazon.com/Breaking-into-Japa...literature
Here's what I'm thinking: take all the vocabulary that I don't already know, from 2-3 pages at a time, and put it into Anki (core2k6k formatting) using sentences from jisho.org's sentence feature. Once I feel I've got a good grip on all of those kanji/vocab, I can read those 2-3 pages, then have it read to me by the audio, then read along with it, etc.
Thoughts? Should I try to put the sentences from the book into Anki instead of jisho.org sentences? I figured that reading it and understanding it would be enough to familiarize myself with the vocab in that context, but finding additional sentences on jisho.org might give me a stronger sense of the word's meaning.
Thanks!
http://www.amazon.com/Breaking-into-Japa...literature
Here's what I'm thinking: take all the vocabulary that I don't already know, from 2-3 pages at a time, and put it into Anki (core2k6k formatting) using sentences from jisho.org's sentence feature. Once I feel I've got a good grip on all of those kanji/vocab, I can read those 2-3 pages, then have it read to me by the audio, then read along with it, etc.
Thoughts? Should I try to put the sentences from the book into Anki instead of jisho.org sentences? I figured that reading it and understanding it would be enough to familiarize myself with the vocab in that context, but finding additional sentences on jisho.org might give me a stronger sense of the word's meaning.
Thanks!