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Well, I haven't posted on here for a while, but now is a good time.
I just finished RTK.
For the second time.
I did it last year and felt amazing, but then the reviews piled up and eventually I stopped reviewing. The knowledge fell away quickly, leading to several months of no Japanese. I picked Japanese back up and have been working at it solidly for months now. 2 months ago I started RTK again - it's flown by with little hassle.
But the moral of the story is to keep reviewing and never stop. Don't let the reviews put you off. 200 a day after finishing is nothing compared to 2 months of effort going back through the book.
I'm feeling hyped now. RTK3 awaits me tomorrow!
Keep your eye on the goal guys, don't get discouraged. Congrats to everyone else in the thread.
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I foolishly thought that when I got to the end I would get my hour a day back but no! RTK2 beckons! Well done to everyone who has got this far!
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thanks everybody for sharing your storys here you all helped me alot.
THANKS THANKS THANKS THANK and many THANKS to everybody!
puh so glad i'm done... but this is just the beginning.......... gotta keep going!
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RTK1 finished in 70 days, 15236 anki reps. Done before my deadline, as Wednesday I go across the country for an internship. Now the real fun begins, I guess.
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Oh well, after 5 months I finally finished RTk1. I just wanted to thank everyone from the website that made it so easy and fun to learn kanjis, I did most of the kanjis on the bus ( it was a bitch to write them down) but whenever I had a hard time, I would look up the stories of the website, Spider-man helped me ALOT hahaha
it feels rather odd to able to develop this rather unusual stories, but really fun to play with, hell yeah Heisig hahahaha
Rtk2, Rtk3 and Remembering the Kana are already at my book shelf... but for now, I need to study for my calculus and physics test, and of course reviews...
P.S.: The encouragement thread also helped a lot, being bitched really encourages people to do things
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Great job on completing RTK1, Leal26 and ems573!
Keep up your work on Japanese and good luck.
PS: physics&math <3
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Congrats to both of you. You won't regret it; I'm constantly thanking Heisig under my breath as I encounter kanji now. Although I'd recommend that you keep up with your daily reviews here if you can; you don't want all that effort to go to waste.
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Almost done RTK 1(again, i'm at 1950+) so going to finish it off and head to RTK 3. The second time around it has been fast.
Edited: 2010-05-18, 12:40 pm
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why did you start over ta12121? did you stop your reviews and forget the more rare ones?
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Yay! It's true, I just finished the RTK1.
It took me 4 months, and I'm amazed. I never thought I could do it so fast.
I would like to thank all of you who helped me with your stories. You guys are great! Good luck for those who are still on the journey.
Now I'll keep up reviewing!
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*Phew*... finally. That was really something, and I hope to god I don't have to "start over" like I read many have had to do. Just gotta muster up and continue with the review I guess.
Thanks for ALL of the awesome stories boy and girls, couldn't have don't it without them!
And congrats to everyone else that have managed this far!
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congrats to you all!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I finished RTK 1 again, doing RTK 3 now, only 900 left....