i found something interesting 夕 and タ , and who the 'Ta' word is? at first i found this and… - Feed Post by devacto
i found something interesting 夕 and タ , and who the 'Ta' word is? at first i found this and really confused, and then i know this as kanji 'yuu' (夕) which is evening and now how to distinguish it? its quitely similiar (in digital word though). i lold after learn this, why they made that
and i want to ask, is it bad if i just learn kanji by see and remember it not to write down? am i the only one?
and i want to ask, is it bad if i just learn kanji by see and remember it not to write down? am i the only one?
posted by devacto
Comments 2
You know from context. If you see katakana... it is a katakana word... if you see kanji and hiragana, it is kanji.
It depends what your aim of learning Japanese is. I've focused on reading and writings, but not worked on writing from memory at all. Pen and paper writing has become less frequent, and you can always look up kanji online, so I don't think it's necessary for a foreigner to be able to write complex words from memory... because you are not going to use it, and will forget eventually anyway. A basic level is a reasonable goal, but I won't start worrying about it. Maybe when I can actually read a high level book, then I might start worrying about writing from memory, but until then reading, speaking, and listening takes priority.
your right, i forgot about that basic
yeah for now i want to can read, speak, and listening, writing is the last
thx kimbo-san
