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Finished with KO2001-what level smart.fm should I start at?

#1
I was thinking core 6000 step 8. advice?
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#2
Start at step 1 and suspend what you already know.
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#3
Forget about smart.fm. You're more than prepped for native materials.
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#4
books 1&2 or all of the 常用漢字?how is your grammar? i noticed i can read a children's monolingual dictionary fairly well after KO2001 books 1 & 2 but my grammar needs work still... maybe both of us should dive into this at some point: http://forum.koohii.com/showthread.php?tid=4190&page=1

i would advise staying away from smart.fm and using Anki as it has been far more efficient than iknow ever was for long-term memory...
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#5
Aren't you sick of prepackaged sentence packs by now after wading through KO? Why not go native?
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#6
Concur, it's time to learn from the source. Sentence mine(pick, pluck) native material

That said, you could do like I do: Suspend all Core 6000 words, unsuspend as you come across new words in your sentence mining. This is nothing more than if you added a sample sentence from a dictionary, with the added benefit of professionally read sentences.
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#7
1-I use anki and am not planning to use smart fm, just the sentences.


1- I am not sick of prepared sentneces packes. They are awsome! I just do a few new words a day and YES and I do do natural material. I just hate to interuprt my natural material time to stop and look things up. I prefer to just sit back and enjoy it.

3-My grammar is high enough that I dont run into anything new on smart fm. I am thinking about doing some new gammar soon though.

I guess if not one has done the leap from KO to smart fm, I'll go first....
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#8
zazen666 Wrote:I guess if not one has done the leap from KO to smart fm, I'll go first....
No one has because as far as we're concerned, it's not a leap forward but rather a step back.

But whatever. Let us know how it goes.
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#9
At this point, I just use smart.fm sentences (Core 6000) as a vocabulary/usage corpus to supplement my subs2srsing. I'm making small diagonally forward leaps. ;p
Edited: 2009-10-26, 4:12 pm
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