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Category Archives: study tools
Remember Heisig with Art!
What I love about language learning, or any kind of learning, is that you always find people doing similar things to you. I stumbled upon a cool video (at the bottom of this post) of a young lady explaining the … Continue reading
Missing Link: The Action step of AJATT
Scrolling through my twitter feeds, I noticed a post by AJATT about “why most people forget the action step of AJATT” and in reading it, I came to a revelation. As a person somewhat actively tracking what I am … Continue reading
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Tagged AJATT method, All Japanese All the Time, does the heisig method work, heisig to reading, Heisig tricks, jamaican in japan, Jamaican learning Japanese, learning Japanese, learning observation, living in Japan, marcus bird, marcus bird tv, Remembering the Kanji
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950 Kanji – Motivation hurdle
I’m at 950 Kanji now and I’m not feeling the same way I did last week. I’m pleased to be here, but my mind is tired from a lot of other stuff going on with me in my life. At … Continue reading
Ka-Douken! Ryu Kanji
This is a continuation on more character based Kanji series. I won’t post much on this anymore. I’m about to start using the primitive for the Flash to represent 行 (iku). But I used the images of Ryu and street fighter … Continue reading
Homer Simpson Kanji
I’m at 876 Kanji now, trying to Hit 900 by the end of the day, but I’m losing steam. Sometimes the Kanji are so abstract that sitting and making up stories (or even reading really good ones on Remembering … Continue reading
Old School SRS
This isn’t really SRS-ing (which for the newbies means Spaced Repetition System). This is something I do when again, I’m idle, which happens quite a lot. I’ll have a word list of Heisig Kanji with me, and practice writing them. … Continue reading
850 Kanji! and another rant
I’ve hit a nice 850 Kanji now, and i’m finding its getting easier to learn certain Kanji. In a previous post, I mentioned “Marty McFly and Linking Images” and it is turning out to be MONEY with certain Kanji memorizations. … Continue reading
Posted in AJATT, Heisig Method, language, learning Japanese, marcus bird, milestone, motivation, Remembering the Kanji, RTK1, study tools
Tagged AJATT, AJATT method, All Japanese All the Time, does the heisig method work, Heisig Method, heisig to reading, Heisig tricks, jamaican in japan, learning Japanese, living in Japan, marcus bird
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にに行きましょ!；ｐ Make things personal
Another quick language post. I was doing my Sound of Music translation, and another sentence said, “I had nine and a half children then.” So I translated it as: Sono toki (then) watashi wa (I) kyuunin no kodomotachi motte imashita. … Continue reading
をＶＳに How well can you spreeak?
Another random post. I sometimes practice sentence translations to see where my mind is, and I was translating a passage from a Japanese English textbook about the Sound of Music movie. In one sentence, it read: “Maria didn’t listen … Continue reading
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Tagged learning Japanese, learning observation, sentence practice
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650 Kanji and thoughts
とてもおそいよう！ごめね。。。 I definitely fell off the wagon for the last two weeks. Juggling my design work, video editing and full-time job makes Remembering the Kanji harder than i’d like it to be. However, I have reach 650 and I’m finally … Continue reading
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