I guess if you really dont want to, then you'll probably force and burn yourself out.

Or the other school of thought

You got to the end of the race and stopped right before the finish line.

If you can handle a little bit of pain and feel like you won't quit then the second. If else the first.

Last edited by blackbrich (2012 February 18, 6:13 pm)

Can you do both? Add the remaining 100 kanji at a slow pace (3-5 per day) and start learning vocabulary and grammar at the same time.

jordan3311 wrote:

@walteranderson
thats was im think but i am also learning spanish i prob just need to suck it up lol.

If you move at a comfortable pace, you shouldn't have any problems getting everything done. You just need to find that comfortable pace. You can go as slow as a couple of kanji and a couple of vocab words per day as long as you can maintain it and keep up your interest in studying Japanese.

Maybe all you need is a little break?  I don't see anything wrong with moving on to other stuff right now.  Get away from the kanji for a few days or a week, then take a weekend and just blast through those final 100.

Or,  maybe just do 3 or 4 a day?  I'm sure you can manage that, and you'd finish up the final 100 in a month while still giving you plenty of time to move on to other stuff meanwhile.