>>16551705
Read a bunch of manga and watch a shitload of anime.

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>>16551708
>anime
>kanji
助けて

Too bad for you, kanji are supposed to be learned little by little. I only started memorizing them once I started writing them over and over again. If you only need to be able to read them though, it's not hopeless: write them all in a small notebook (with translation and readings) that you carry with you everyday and read them as often as possible. I spend so much time in public transit that reading them everytime I need to take the subway made memorize them easily. Good luck anon.

Get some spaced learning tools like anki and write, write, write. I find making stories out of the kanji helps too.

>>16551705
Stuff an anki deck with all the kanji you are studying and rep that shit. If you don't use it then download a premade kanji deck, search out all the kanji you are cramming and give the cards the same tag, then create a filtered deck filtered by that tag. REP THAT SHIT and practice drawing them you little bitch

>>16551705
Are you studying elementary Japanese or what? If so, it will not be too tough.
Yeah, memorising kanji will be tough. I am Chinese-Australian and it is tough for me.
Just study a lot right now. That's what I did for my other courses (I started studying two weeks before my finals) and I happened to survive my finals.

You should have been in those classes. Fuck uni really has become a daycare hasn't it. if I were the instructor I would have dropped your ass after two no call no shows, your tuition be damned.

>>16552009
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At my uni, they take our attendance for language classes>>16552009

>>16551753
それで何が悪い?いいアイデアと思う

Visualize them in your mind. Write them in your mind stroke my stroke.
Then visualize writing them by whole chunks. Like suddenly boom, two strokes are there. Then the next two.
Add more strokes to each boom with time.

Then boom the fuck out of the whole character after a while.