a whole year of very intensive japanese studying later i finally memorized all 2136 常用 Kanji (with their main readings)

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1. Nicely done!

2. Nice!

   What do you mean by “main reading?” 音読み? 訓読み? Also, I’m curious what “intensive” means, specifically.

   Have you put the knowledge to use? Have you read books, learned corresponding words as well?

3. What apps are you using/what methods did you use? Are you able to read and write decently?

   I’m just starting out, so any tips are helpful!

4. Why the marry reproduce meme is here? 🤣

5. Nice!! I’m jealous.

   Would love to get OP’s take on my anti-mnemonic anti-radicals approach [OniKanji](https://onikanji.com/). Instead of 1 year intensive I did this instead lol.

6. Never thought that I’ll see a dingboard user on this sub, lol

7. Congrats!

8. How much is intensive? 8 hours a day?

9. Nice work! After 15 months ago, I’m at 1000 kanji and 2500 vocab. Taking a detour to work on grammar since I went pretty long on vocab and don’t know how to use most of it lol, and want to replace some of the vocab cramming with input. But my goal is to double my vocab this year, too.

   Thanks for being an example that it can be done! 💪

10. Congratulations