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I'm pretty sure the alphabet doesn't consist of thousands of complicated characters with very little or no phonetic consistencyДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 23:31:16 2018 No. >We should teach the alphabet before we teach wordsДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 23:25:16 2018 No. It's almost like people tried doing this and it didn't work so they stopped.ДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 23:24:30 2018 No.

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Clearly that's the better method for learning how to read.ДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 23:24:03 2018 No. We should also encourage schools to teach students common spelling patterns in English before teaching them any vocabulary. >And I guarantee you've learned them in a much less efficient manner than focused kanji study.ДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 23:22:23 2018 No. 18389586ДЁ0% is about as low as you should like to see, 90% or above should be your goal.ДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 23:19:57 2018 No. You didn't skip learning Kanji, you learned them while also trying to learn words.ДЄnd I guarantee you've learned them in a much less efficient manner than focused kanji study.ДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 23:18:22 2018 No. You realize you still have to learn exactly what the kanji in the words look like, right? I don't know, I'm just here to learn to read and listen to japaneseДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 22:59:15 2018 No. Personally I'm about 80% retention with 15 new a day.ДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 22:46:00 2018 No. Of course those are the brag posts, so selective bias means that in reality it's going to be a bit lower. Most brag posts I see on /djt/ are in the 85-95% range. Of course if you're learning 10 cards a day you're going to retain more than if you're learning 25 cards a day. 18389382Дepends on your new cards per day.

18389368ДЄs high as you can get it based on how much time you can bear doing reviewsДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 22:41:24 2018 No. Last thread got derailed before I got an answer so I'll ask again.ДЄnonymous Sun Feb 11 22:34:52 2018 No.

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