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Originally Posted by LorenPaul
The wat i see heisigs method is just..
divide and conquer.
once i know how to write all 2042. i can learn to read all 2042.. and their compounds..
in context.
and the best way to learn the meaning of kanji in my opinion is..
contect 
|L.p. |
Except that learning the individual meaning of Kanji doesn't necessarily help you read the compounds...
I guess I understand the method, but I don't get why anyone would want to learn a couple thousand individual Kanji meanings in English and then attempt to go back and learn the readings for all of them. It makes more sense that you would just learn the readings along with them (as some of you are doing.)