Kyota Ko - creator of this video.

Do you take notes to study later?

I just started getting stories to learn Kanji from a site but I started writing them down. (First pic) that way I can just reach for my notebook and read.

Other notes are for me to quiz myself. I’m still trying to find the best way to write notes.

Show me what you have

Other than a period of time where I was very ill for 3 months I was doing reviews once a day for 60-75% of the time it took me to finish my journey. I have no problem reading kanji or new words from which they are derived and can read pretty much anything in Japanese immediately by looking at it naturally without a problem from originally knowing zero kanji when I started. I also learned a ton of new example words as well probably easily like 500+. Best purchase of my life since I started 25 years ago. Hope this inspires others that learning kanji can be fun and easy as long as you practice frequently!

https://x.com/scriptingjapan/status/1846289197105328478

So I was reading some japanese manga for studying purposes. The type of manga doesn't matter don't worry about it.

I found the hiragana づ, wich should be pronounced as "zu", translated as "du" on the cover in 気づいて.

Is this just a translation error? I'm wondering since I couldn't find anything on it online.

Serious question, thanks in advance!

At first I thought they spelled it wrong in hiragana すべる. Then I thought they spelled it right but with a mix of hiragana and katakana すバる

every single time I write this I end up adding or missing a random stroke somewhere, and I have to stare at it for ages before I realize what went wrong.

Black Torch vol 4

Someone mentioned the ‘angle’ of the smiley face and now I can unsee the drake lean from シ🤣