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Well, I decided to start composing stories right away. A question came up as soon as I started; let's say I'm doing the story for the On yomi 'ni', would I...
hoaue
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Jan 1, 2006
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Hi Jean, All of the books I've studied with look at the entire reading of the on-yomi, not each syllable. Remember, a syllable is not a reading, and I think it...
jrmadsen67
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Jan 2, 2006
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Hi Jr, Yes, of course it would be preferable to keep stories uniform, but the question was more what to do with those kanji whose onyomi is unique? For...
hoaue
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Jan 2, 2006
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... Why not create a singles bar for all the kanji that have only one reading? I certainly wouldn't associate niku (meat) with ni (two) because they share...
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Jan 4, 2006
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1. I agree that you should you use the whole onyomi. 2. I actually have my singles floating around town. I figured there was no real advantage to putting them...
Leo Smith
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Jan 6, 2006
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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Remembering_The_Kanji group. File :...
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Yeah I know, I never really thought this stuff would work either, but honestly I stand totally corrected. This place http://www.livechatrooms.info/yrli is...
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Hi, I was wondering if anyone uses the Supermemo program to review kanji using the Heisig method? If so, can you describe how you use it / structure your...
angcrust
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Jan 12, 2006
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Hi Angcrust, I just started using Supermemo. I have done nothing but research so far. To be honest with you, on the down side it's hard to figure out (I expect...
Leo Smith
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Jan 13, 2006
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Anybody managed to translate that latin phrase at the end of RTK I ? "Valeant benefici, Poenas dent malefici!" -Fabrice ...
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Jan 16, 2006
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lol, this site didn't translate so well: "Bid farewell kindness , Pain teeth wicked" ...
Scott Stygar
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Jan 16, 2006
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Yes, that translator is bad :) I never did Latin at school, I didnt know it was so hard to translate. Even Google won't find a match for "valeant benefici" ...
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Jan 16, 2006
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"Valeant benefici, Poenas dent malefici!" My Latin is VERY, very basic, but some idea: Valeant = they who perservere benefici = the good ones Poenas dent =...
jrmadsen67
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Jan 17, 2006
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"Valeant" and "dent" are subjunctives, so I think that it would go more like: Let/may those who do good be strong; let/may those who do evil pay the penalty. ...
Joe Wright
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Jan 17, 2006
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Well at least it wasn't a total waste. ;)...
Scott Stygar
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Jan 17, 2006
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Hi, Can someone clarify the sequence for learning kanji using the Heisig method? It seems to be: - Learn the writing and one English meaning of each kanji...
angcrust
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Jan 21, 2006
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What was your approach to the phonetic scripts ? I found some of the mnemonics on this site very useful ... ...
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Oukoulele
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Jan 24, 2006
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Hey angcrust, I'll have a (short) stab at it then : The sequence is as you put it, though book 2 is not absolutely necessary. Beyond RTK1+2 you have a huge...
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Jan 24, 2006
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Fabrice, I found the book Remembering the Kana by Heisig priceless. It took me minimal time to learn the kana and after minimal practice, they now come...
Charles Young
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Jan 24, 2006
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Heisig has remember the kana books that give each char a keyword. 'a' is otter. 'no' is no parking sign, etc. They are broken into primatives the same as...
Scott Stygar
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When I first started learning Japanese I decided that I didn't want to spend weeks learning the kana via the rote memorization approach, so I bought Heisig's...
Joe Wright
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Jan 24, 2006
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Thanks for the links. I knew about his book on Kana, I was hesitant though. I thought maybe there's no need to go to the same length as the system for the...
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Jan 24, 2006
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Hi, I haven't finished Volume I yet, but I received Volume II in the mail and looked at it for a while. And I was kind of confused about how exactly you are...
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Jan 27, 2006
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Hello All, Hope your studies are going well. I have been plugging along nicely with RTK I. Doing well but I have come upon an interesting problem. I live in...
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Jan 28, 2006
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Hi Charles, In the future, after you finish book 1 and start learning kanji-compound type vocabulary, not knowing the exact keyword could present a small...
Leo Smith
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Jan 28, 2006
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Hi Charles, I think James Heisig downplayed the sightreading part: the kanji-to-keyword recall doesn't "take care of itself" as easily as Heisig suggests. But...
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Jan 28, 2006
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Just curious, Has anyone here tried the "Heisig-like" book, "Kanji ABC"? It presents all the parts up front and divides both the parts and their related Kanji...
Jeffrey D. Shaffer
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Feb 1, 2006
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I use Kanji ABC and prefer it to Heisig's. It's quite a different system, though. Or rather, it's not really a learning system--it doesn't overtly teach you to...
msinclairstevens
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Judging from what I've read about Kanji ABC (from Amazon), it seems that all the readings are given only in romaji. I guess this isn't a huge deal, but don't...
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Actually, I have been using this book, too, which is why I inquired about other people's opinions. I have had more success with "KanjiABC" than I have had with...
Jeffrey D. Shaffer
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