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The first link is about both Japanese and Chinese. I think Mair's advice of not focusing on the script is valid. Look at Kanamoji-kai for example (if you can
by redthrow 10y ago
The first link is about both Japanese and Chinese.
I think Mair's advice of not focusing on the script is valid.
Look at Kanamoji-kai for example (if you can read Japanese):
http://kanamozi.org/ http://kanamozi.org/
- new299 10y agoHe's mostly talking about Kanji from what I can tell. Learning Hiragana is probably a big different. It takes about a weekend and helps with pronunciation. Everybody is different, but I found it useful to at least know about...
- redthrow 10y agoI agree, I'd recommend learners to learn kana because you can learn it in a few weeks (as opposed to many years for kanji, and even after that many years, people - including natives - don't remember them very well). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJNxPRBvRQg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJNxPRBvRQg
- Ezhik 10y agoWith kana there's really no better way to do it than just writing it. Like a certain Japanese guide puts it, "write it 100 times and drink some beer".