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Good work on learning all those kanji so quickly. Just to point out that you cannot learn "all" the kanji, any more than you can learn all the words in the English language. To pass the highest level kanji test that native Japanese speakers take you need 6,000 kanji, and even that is not all of them. No one ever learns "all" the kanji. All the kanji in your book perhaps.
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2009/2/26 11:58
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Hey everyone!
I've had the "Remembering the Kanji" book for almost 3 days now, and I memorized 40 (read, write) kanji, and working on another 10 right now.
Also, this book is a miracle! It makes remembering kanji easy and (for me) fun! I was always daunted by the task of learning kanji, and it took me forever to learn a few kanji. I also think I have a HORRIBLE memory, but it appears I don't. It's a terrific book, even if I didn't believe it at first (before getting it). I am actually very surprised at how efficient this book is. You could easily learn 10-20 kanji within 20-30 minutes. Very good!
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