Today I started doing vocab secion on kanjibox and I exercised ~150 words of 750 words for JLPT N5... I could have done a lot more, but I've read most of the displayed sentences for the word (examples of usage) - it takes a lot of time, because I understand next to nothing in them ;_; I hope it will make me remember them better!
Moreover I started reading Yotsubato! manga in Japanese, but only a first few pages. To remember words from it I've done a vocabulary set on kanjibox. Now it contains only 10 entries, but I will continue adding more for sure!
I also started doing 'Minna no Nihongo 1-5' vocab set.
Summing up 3rd day of my Japanese learning: I feel quite confident about reading hiragana (I knew it a long time before, but I sometimes misread some of the characters like e.g. さ or ち) and I do it a lot more fluently than before... But there is nothing weird in it, I had no contact with hiragana whatsoever. Also, I noticed I know a word here and there while doing quizes. I have to say, it's quite a nice feeling!
Showing posts with label raw manga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raw manga. Show all posts
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Sunday, 26 January 2014
1. New sites to see | kanjibox 4h
Today I came across a few sites I have to explore:
Learning:
kanjibox.net study resource. That's what I did today. It took me ~2.5 h to get everything in green:
Now starts the nice part of it: I feel good when I am sure about the answer, and obviously it happens a lot more often than 2.5 hours before! >.<
www.lingq.com study resource
kanji.sljfaq.org You draw the kanji you see, they find it for you in a dictionary.
Evernote - notes
www.tofugu.com/2012/04/24/practicing-japanese-to-insanity/ The Headset made my day <3
Reading:
lwt.sourceforge.net You add 'your' texts and words you don't know, I guess...
japaneseerc.weebly.com Japanese reading club (have a few links)
www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy Japanese news with furigana
Yotsubato! - manga
www.raw-manga.net
www.updateraw.com
I have to finally try Anki (Core 2000 and Core 6000 decks). It's been recommended to me and I see posts about it often....
At the end of my day I went back on kanjibox.net and did some kana exercises, I think I have the wrong order of doing things, lol. To get everything green took me a. 1.5 h:
Learning:
kanjibox.net study resource. That's what I did today. It took me ~2.5 h to get everything in green:
www.lingq.com study resource
kanji.sljfaq.org You draw the kanji you see, they find it for you in a dictionary.
Evernote - notes
www.tofugu.com/2012/04/24/practicing-japanese-to-insanity/ The Headset made my day <3
Reading:
lwt.sourceforge.net You add 'your' texts and words you don't know, I guess...
japaneseerc.weebly.com Japanese reading club (have a few links)
www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy Japanese news with furigana
Rikaichan - chrome extension, looks up kanji
Yotsubato! - manga
www.raw-manga.net
www.updateraw.com
I have to finally try Anki (Core 2000 and Core 6000 decks). It's been recommended to me and I see posts about it often....
At the end of my day I went back on kanjibox.net and did some kana exercises, I think I have the wrong order of doing things, lol. To get everything green took me a. 1.5 h:
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