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 Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 6:52 pm
Mikagi-sama Hermonie Urameshi The kanji actually often have alot more readings, not just two. Also I would like to suggest James W. Heisig's books Remembering the Kanji and Remembering the Kanji II. I'm currently in the middle of RTKI and it has helped a hell of alot more than tuttle but that's just me. Heisig san's method tells you an idea of a picture, but doesn't actually give you a picture to look at and you can adapt it to your own picture, to a way that will help you remember better. People can figure that but usually kanji have 1 to 10 ways to say it but these aren't those that you're saying. And we learn differently but with tuttle, it's easier to quiz because it has stroke orders, phrases, 4 commonly used compounds, and the meanings of it all. And if you're so smart, why not make your own thread for kanji? I bet more people would benefit. Remembering the Kanji has the same thing. Remembering the Kanji I teaches you how to remember to write them, RTKII teaches you the readings and compounds, and RTKIII is a much higher level. I don't think I'm that smart otherwise I probably would have made one, but I'm not that good at teaching. So there.
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:05 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Mikagi-sama Hermonie Urameshi The kanji actually often have alot more readings, not just two. Also I would like to suggest James W. Heisig's books Remembering the Kanji and Remembering the Kanji II. I'm currently in the middle of RTKI and it has helped a hell of alot more than tuttle but that's just me. Heisig san's method tells you an idea of a picture, but doesn't actually give you a picture to look at and you can adapt it to your own picture, to a way that will help you remember better. People can figure that but usually kanji have 1 to 10 ways to say it but these aren't those that you're saying. And we learn differently but with tuttle, it's easier to quiz because it has stroke orders, phrases, 4 commonly used compounds, and the meanings of it all. And if you're so smart, why not make your own thread for kanji? I bet more people would benefit. Remembering the Kanji has the same thing. Remembering the Kanji I teaches you how to remember to write them, RTKII teaches you the readings and compounds, and RTKIII is a much higher level. I don't think I'm that smart otherwise I probably would have made one, but I'm not that good at teaching. So there. Nor am I but look at me. See, I'm using cards and copying them on here. All you need is to teach how to write them and read. Simple, so just copy your books.
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:08 pm
Mikagi-sama Nor am I but look at me. See, I'm using cards and copying them on here. All you need is to teach how to write them and read. Simple, so just copy your books. I make my cards by what he tells me to do. Not only that, Tuttle has gotten alot of bad reveiws, that's why I didn't get it.
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:42 pm
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:48 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Mikagi-sama Nor am I but look at me. See, I'm using cards and copying them on here. All you need is to teach how to write them and read. Simple, so just copy your books. I make my cards by what he tells me to do. Not only that, Tuttle has gotten alot of bad reveiws, that's why I didn't get it. Check that out. I can see with the volume 1 but volume 3 has improved. I has more cards, it fits, and all that. I think it's good so I don't see yor bad reviews.
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:03 am
Hey! You know what, I guess I'm just not getting any recognition here in fact no one cares for this our uses this. I was told a kanji section was needed but I guess it isn't so from now on, this thread is closed!
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:53 am
Wow, I don't think you had to give up on your hard work so easily, just because of a couple negative comments, but it's your decision, we'll have to figure out another way to do kanji . . .
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