But amazingly I remembered the onyomi readings that I’ve made story about. o_o; This is weird. But making the stories are so tiring…

Change of plan, yet again. I find making stories for readings is just too hard to do. Too many kanji at once, and too many readings. I’ll just do it the hardcore way. Drilling the vocabs. Like RTK2. That’s faster I guess. While doing that, I can just read up my novel. And add some sentences. But I’ll still add the kanji in vocabs in KO2001 level3’s order. And yeah, better clear up that RTK failed stack.

Reading the forum today, I was thinking. Maybe instead of trying to drill myself with vocabularies, I should try learning the readings. It doesn’t take long, does it? Moreover, I more or less already know 1000 kanji readings. I believe it’ll help in learning new vocabs. I can try learning the readings while I strengthen my RTK memory again.

I still have 500+ on the failed deck. I’ve gone through around 40 of KO2001 level 3. But hmmm… Maybe I should suspend the rest again. I did try mining sentences from iKnow, matching with the remaining kanji. I’m up to step 6 of Core 6000 now. But they’re not in order, and I only have 100 sentences now, and I need 1000. Also, Core 6000 doesn’t cover all Joyo kanji. Maybe again, I should just mine sentences from the novel I’m reading (very sloowwwly).

But really, can I learn the readings in like 2 weeks? 3 weeks left till I arrive in Japan. Excited and panicking!

Finished KO2001 today. Still suspended the remaining kanji. But I think I’ll just go on with them tomorrow. Better than waiting until I got the ‘perfect sentence’. Meanwhile, the RTK is progressing slowly. Still have 700 failed cards and in the middle of reviewing. Will try to get them down to 600 tonight.