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Hello. This is my first time on /jp/. Ive been on many other boards like /v/, /g/, and /b/ mainly.
Ive come to ask about the best way to learn kanji quickly and easily. I already know how to speak japanese and read hirakana and katakana without lessons because of exposure to it as a child. (youjelly?) I can identify and read about 100-200 kanji already but cannot really read anything entirely because i have never learned the kanji.
So is there an online course or something that doesnt take a long time where i can learn all of the general use kanji? Preferably in a setting geared towards foreign speakers. Thanks

>> No.8423538

http://kanjidamage.com/
Next time you have a question, ask it in >>>/lang/
And please delete your thread.

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>>8423538
I had no idea that board even existed. Thanks

>> No.8423554

Download Anki and search for a deck which is the most suitable for your needs.

>> No.8423556 [DELETED] 

> Ive been on many other boards like /v/, /g/, and /b/ mainly.
The terrible part is, you're not even trolling.

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>> No.8423574

>>8423545
>The kana

Yeah, why making it easy if you can get the same result with such a slow and complicated method.

>> No.8423625

is spoon feeding /jp/s idea of a troll?

>> No.8423635 [DELETED] 

>>8423625
You mean the images?
It's just something someone does to discourage spoon feeding.

Really you should lurk more and learn to find things for yourself. A good place to start would be visiting 4chan's dedicated languages board which has a bunch of threads dedicated to exactly what you (?) are asking.

>> No.8423668

>>8423635

It's something that exactly one guy does to discourage spoonfeeding. You can tell by the way the images are named.

>> No.8423678

>>8423530
>cannot really read anything entirely because i have never learned the kanji.
> (youjelly?)
youfunny

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>>8423668
Well yeah, by
> someone
I meant one person.

I don't disagree with him though. It serves as a healthy reminder and he doesn't flood with them; he just posts them in response to spoonfeeding threads and replies. I never understand why people get upset about it.

But of course there's a 90% chance I'm secretly him, so take what I'm saying with a grain of salt.

>> No.8423691

>>8423668
Doesn't change that the general board population prefers people to lurk more instead of asking stupid questions all the time. And answering those questions encourages more questions, so spoonfeeding is bad.

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