Yesterday, I started studying
and reviewing Kanji as I had already forgotten most of Kanji. And it’s not good
anymore. Even though I told myself not to write Kanji in my blog yet, but I
couldn’t stop myself from sharing it here, to motivate not just myself but
everyone to keep on learning.
So far, I’ve passed my exam
though it’s an N5 Kanji for now.
There are three sets of flashcards that I made for myself.
- Kanji
- Hiragana/Katakana
- English
For Kanji, the flashcard is
written in Kanji and I need to write the Hiragana/Katakana (whether it is
On-Yomi or Kun-Yomi) equivalent and also to translate the Kanji into
English.
While for Hiragana/Katakana
flashcards, I need to write the Kanji equivalent and also the English meaning
of the Hiragana/Katakana sound.
As for the English flashcards,
I need to write the correct Kanji and also to write the Hiragana/Katakana sound
of the given word.
There are 10 flashcards for
each set and two types of answers per item. But the score will still be 10/10.
So, if I write the correct Kanji but the Hiragana/Katakana is wrong, it is
considered as a wrong answer. Harsh, right? But this is how I study to not
forget it.
You can try it too. And share
it with me if you answer all the items correctly.
Let’s continue in
learning.
This is Ringo.
See you next time.
If you want to learn my previous post, you can check it through the link below:
>> 【Spanish Lesson #3】Vocabularies
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