/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Calling out to some people who have the best online resources/methods to actually learn kanji beyond "lol do your reps".

I'm trying to learn kanji didactically like I did hiragana/katakana, but the symbols are just so nuanced that I keep mixing up graphemes.
I learnt most of my current vocab through Duolingo (which was a bit of a mistake in some ways looking back on it, it was pretty good for speaking and listening, but terrible for reading and writing). I just want a program that has the best pure kanji focus, so I can supplement it with my own practice.

>>29529796

>>29373182

>>27633712
anki supports javascript
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18808383/reveal-a-div-after-x-seconds-and-reveal-another-div-after-y-seconds
>>27633773
yup, but most people read faster than they listen
>>27633790
basic logic and personal experience, this is with several hundred new cards slowing shit down due to starting a historical VN with old timey kanji for the first time. >>27599945

>>27508912
>アニメ

>>27413769
maybe with the pleb manga you read

>>27381293
>science is wrong
>studies are wrong
>conventional wisdom is wrong
>but my feels, they are divine truth

>>25241185
You're autistic enough to make this post, you're autistic enough to learn Japanese. Oh wait, you can't, you're retarded.