Impulse
Notes not belonging to any heterarchy:
- Japanese (THIS PAGE HAS MOVED)
- neuron.vim
- VIM
- Jisho Sentence Search
- Random Japanese Set Sentences / Words
- Narou
- Japanese Sentence Structure: だ Explained
- Installing Anki on a Chromebook
- Run any script manually as Cron
- Refold
- Migaku
- About RTK
- A Full Year of Anki - My retrospective and Advice
- Report Week 26 Feb ~ 05 Mar 2022
- Report Week 06 Mar - 12 Mar 2022
- Report Week 13 Mar - 19 Mar 2022
- Report Week 20 Mar - 26 Mar 2022
- Report Week 27 Mar - 02 Apr 2022
- Report Week 03 Apr - 09 Apr 2022
- Report Week 10 Apr - 16 Apr 2022
- Report Week 17 Apr - 23 Apr 2022
- Report Week 24 Apr - 30 Apr 2022
- Report Week 01 May - 7 May 2022
- Report Week 08 May - 14 May 2022
- Report Week 15 May - 21 May 2022
- Report Week 22 May - 28 May 2022
- Report Week 29 May - 04 Jun 2022
- Report Week 05 Jun - 11 Jun 2022
- Report Week 12 Jun - 18 Jun 2022
- Report Week 19 Jun - 25 Jun 2022
- Report Week 26 Jun - 02 Jul 2022
- Report Week 03 Jul - 09 Jul 2022
- Report Week 10 Jul - 16 Jul 2022
- Report Week 17 Jul - 23 Jul 2022
- Report Week 24 Jul - 30 Jul 2022
- Report Week 31 Jul - 06 Aug 2022
- Report Week 07 Aug - 13 Aug 2022
- Report Week 14 Aug - 20 Aug 2022
- Report Week 21 Aug - 27 Aug 2022
- Japanese 2022 in Review
- Use of すごい as an adverb
- Use of 二人 not for people
- Use of 知る for the location of things
- 〜たはいいが
- Using と to leave something implied
- E as いい
- とは as with + topic vs と as with
- Imperative form of 分かる
- だのに instead of なのに
- Using ² to duplicate a word
- よろしく as just like
- いいってことにしよ
- Omitting こと in a list of actions
- Using たち as a generic pluralizer
- 〜をプリーズ instead of 〜をください
- 〜くあれる
- 聞いてくれよ
- Japanese 2023 in Review
- Japanese 2024 in Review
- Morg Systems
- Diary
- Japanese
- Japanese Learning Loop
- Japanese Learning Resources
- Collection of Japanese phrases your textbook won’t teach you
- Japanese - Frequently Asked Questions
- Japanese Primer
- Learning to Output
- List of Bad Ideas for Japanese Study
- Doing anki cards with English on the front and Japanese on the back
- Doing exercises that ask you to fix incorrect Japanese
- Doing exercises that ask you to translate from English to Japanese (also the opposite)
- Doing textbook exercises (Fill in the particles, etc)
- Ignoring kana and studying with romaji instead
- Learning Japanese by studying song lyrics
- Looking for a study partner
- Reading children’s books or fairytales
- Trying to learn Japanese without learning to read
- Trying to memorize each kanji reading without knowing the words
- Using Duolingo
- Using machine translators (Google, Deepl, etc)
- Waiting to read until you have 100% language comprehension
- Optimal Reading Immersion - Narrow Reading
- The science of letting go
- Unlocking Japanese: Tricks
- How do I look up the meaning of this kanji?
- How do I pronounce this word?
- How do I read this math expression in Japanese?
- How do I read this word?
- What does this contraction mean?
- What does this particle or grammar structure mean?
- What does this word mean?
- What is the counter for this word?
- What is the difference between these two words?
- What is the difference between this word written with these two different kanji?
- What words or particles should I use with this verb?
- Notes
- Sysadmin stuff
- Full Timeline
- Morg
- Japanese writing systems
- Kanji
- Ateji
- Exceptional Kanji classes
- Furigana
- Gikun (義訓)
- Kanji Classification
- Kanji Classification - Summary
- 指事文字 - Kanji that indicate abstract ideas
- 象形文字 - Kanji that represent concrete things
- 会意文字 - Kanji that tell a story
- 形声文字 - Kanji with a semantic and phonetic component
- Onyomi and Kunyomi
- Two more categories of Kanji: 転注文字 and 仮借文字
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