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I'm here for tips and tricks.
>>14574731
You forgot this.
>>14574731
>>14574765
any pdf versions?
I wanna recommend this site such you.http://ji.bdmj.net/kanji.php
This site is all free.
Why did you buy all this fancy shit just to learn kanji? You remind me of those posers who buy fancy biking gear in the first week they start and then give up about a month later.
>>14575118
>fancy
A $8 brush pen.
A $5 refill.
$11 kanji practice sheets
$8 high quality no-bleed paper
$30 max. Its better than a pen and paper.
>>14575691
Have you even tried using a pen and paper first?
Just like >>14575118 said, my guess is you'll give up within the first few weeks.
>>14575118
Hey, that's rude. I recently ``got into'' fighting games, ordered a fight stick off Amazon for like $100, and by the time it arrived I already got sick of fighting games.
>>14578986
Of course. I learned everything else on pen and paper, so I decided to upgrade.
learning to write kanji will probably just slow your progress if you're just starting out. learn to read and create sentences before you do the most mindless of the work for the language
>>14579847
>create sentences
Where can I learn this?
>>14579873
You'll want to start here:
http://ww8.tiki.ne.jp/~tmath/language/getstart/index.htm
Make sure to go through his guides on verbs, adjectives and particles:
http://ww8.tiki.ne.jp/~tmath/language/jpverbs/index.htm
http://ww8.tiki.ne.jp/~tmath/language/jpadj/index.htm
http://ww8.tiki.ne.jp/~tmath/language/particles.htm
It's a shame hiragana isn't used more in his guides, but I guess it may also be easier with roman/romaji letters for beginners.
>>14578995
should have played good fighting games instead of sf
