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Originally Posted by Hoshichan
I have another question ^^'
I want to learn kanji but how do you start a kanji and stuff
and how much strokes or does that ust don't matter cuz I read something about that earlier but I'm not sure
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Start out by learning hiragana and katakana. There's no point in learning kanji without them, as they are all connected.
In Japan there is a specific order in which kanji are learned, but the only benefit for a non-Japanese learning in that order is that you will know the all same kanji as certain age groups, but that's about it (I hope that makes sense).
"Kanji Pict-O-Graphix" is an interesting book, and non-traditional approach which works for some, but not all.
I like the "Basic Kanji Book" series. It groups kanji in logical bunches.