
Now I know more than the third of the book, around 800 kanjis. So if I keep up with 100 kanjis a day I should have a all week for reviewing before going on holidays. I'm really doing fine. I didn't think that it would be so simple, I tried the prehistorical method first when I was taking Chinese classes.


Of course you have to work a bit more on each character because you have to create your own story. But I find my own stories easier to remember.
Just one think, don't forget to write your story down. It will help you to review, especially that thinks will get more complicated if you change story each time you forgot a character and the time you used to create the story will be lost.
However, you still can change your story if you have problems to remember the kanji. It is possible that it's not vivid enough.
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