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Hi, I'm Olivia and today I want to give a tutorial on how to use Wani Kani to learn kanji.

So in this video, I'll be going over all the basics on how to get started, but there are also a lot of really cool ways

that you can customize Wani Kani and make it even nicer to use, which I really recommend doing,

but I'll be talking about that in another video.

So if you're interested in learning more about that and other language learning tips,

make sure that you subscribe and hit the notification bell so that you don't miss anything and let's get started.

Now, if you're watching this, I'm assuming that you already know the basic premise of Wani Kani and how it uses spaced repetition,

mnemonics and radicals to teach you kanji but

if you have no idea what i'm talking about i really recommend

that you check out this video first and then come back

but as a quick refresher you're going to be learning the readings

and the meanings of 2000 kanji as well as 6000 vocabulary words

that use those kanji you will do this by doing lessons to learn new items

and then you are going to review those items

and then you just do that every day

so let's go open it up and i'll show you how everything works

and then at the end of the video i'm going to explain how the review cycles work

and how to properly pace yourself so that you don't burn out.

So when you first open WaniKani up you're going to have these two big buttons on the top, lessons and reviews.

So lessons are things that you have not seen before

and they're ready for you to learn and as you level up in WaniKani more lessons will become unlocked for you.

So you can see here that I have 58 lessons

that are pending that are available for me to learn

and later in the video I'll actually go into lessons and show you how it works.

So once you learn an item it's going to move over to your reviews.

So reviews are where all the items where you have seen before show up.

So you've already done lessons on these items and now they're going to keep showing up as reviews until you've memorized it.

And once an item is perfected, it's going to become burned and

that means you're not going to see it anymore in your reviews because you've burned it into your memory.

And now the counter on this review button is how many reviews I currently have available right now for me to do.

In total, I have over 2 ,000 reviews that are in my review cycle,

but at this moment only 70 of them are available for me to review.

So on the right hand side here we have the review forecast.

So this is where Wani Kani shows us when our reviews are going to be ready for us.

So most of my reviews were due this morning

but I haven't done them yet because I want to show you how it works,

but you can see that later today at 6 p .m one more new review will be ready for me to do.

So in total there will be 71 reviews at that time

and then we can also look at how many reviews I'm going to have on Sunday,

on Monday, Tuesday, and at the approximate time that all these reviews are going to show up.

So this forecast is just showing me what my future reviews are going to be based on this current moment in time.

But as soon as I do the reviews for today,

as long as none of those reviews are being burned and being taken out of the review cycle,

they're going to be placed on a new day.

So some of the reviews that I do today may show up on Sunday, on Monday, on Tuesday.

So these numbers are going to change as I keep doing reviews.

So then here in the center we have our level breakdown.

So you can see that I'm on level 22.

We have this progress bar that will fill up as I keep going.

In blue are the radicals for this level and in pink are the kanji.

If you don't know what radicals are,

I really recommend that you check out that video that I was talking about earlier and I'll pop it up again.

But basically radicals are building blocks for kanji.

So for each radical you're going to learn a word to associate with it

and then when you're looking at kanji you're going to break up the kanji into different radicals

and remember all the different words that go with each radical

and then you're going to build a story about the kanji so that you can remember it better.

So learning the radicals is really important for learning kanji, so that's why it's the first thing that you're going to learn on each level.

And now down below we have the kanji that we're going to be learning on this level,

and you'll notice that some of them are in gray.

And the reason for this is because they're still locked.

You're going to have to learn the radicals for this level before you're able to do the lessons for these new kanji.

And the reason for this is because many of these kanji use these radicals in them,

so you need to make sure that you have learned them first before you can learn the kanji.

And then the reason that these kanji are already unlocked is

because they use radicals that I already learned on previous levels so I can jump right in and learn those right away.

You're also going to be learning vocabulary on each level but it's not going to be shown here on the dashboard.

Basically as soon as you pass a kanji then you're going to be able to learn any vocabulary

that is related to that kanji and then they're just going to show up in your lessons queue automatically.

You'll also notice that there's these little bars underneath each item

and this is just showing you what your progress is for that item.

So every time you do a review

and you get it right the bar is going to fill up one

and if you get it wrong it's going to go back a level.

So once you fill all five bars then that item is passed.

So as I fill up the bars underneath these radicals these kanji are going to become unlocked

and once I fill up 30 of these kanji with five bars then I'm going to pass the level.

Now these colorful boxes along the bottom are fairly important

but I'll go into more depth at the end of the video

when we're talking about how to paste your studies

but basically it's an overview of all the items that you are currently reviewing.

So apprentice items are items that are fairly new or they're ones

that you've been struggling with so you'll be seeing them fairly frequently

and then as you level up you will start to see items less frequently and they'll move up in these ranks.

Once an item is burned you will no longer see

that item anymore because you've proved to Wani Kani that you know it really well.

So you will no longer see reviews for those items.

All the items that you are learning on each level will start out in the apprentice stage.

But once you fill out that fifth bar, that's when it's going to level up to the guru level.

Then along the bottom here, we have these three tabs that aren't that important, but I'll show you what they are.

This tab will show you what items you have recently unlocked.

So these are items that were recently added to your lessons queue.

In the center, we have critical condition items.

So these are items that you've been getting wrong pretty frequently.

So Warenkani is saying, hey, you've gotten this word wrong more than once so you might want to pay some special attention to it.

And then over here on the far right we have burned items.

So these are all the items that recently leveled up to burned

and I will no longer see these items in my reviews.

And then these tabs along the top aren't super important, I rarely ever go in here,

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but these are basically going to show you an index of all the information that's on WaniKani.

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So if you want to do some exploring and see what you're going to be learning on future levels,

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you can dig through those and see what's going to be in each level, all the different radicals, all the different kanji,

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all the different vocab, and that's where you can find all that information.

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Okay so now let's dive into the lessons tab.

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So we're going to click on that

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and right here it's just going to show you a quick summary of what you did in your last lesson session.

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So here it shows nothing and it says I was on here two hours ago

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because I was just checking to make sure everything was going to be okay for this video

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but usually it would show you any radicals that you learned last time, any conju you learned last time.

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Then this button up here is just going to bring you back to the home page

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and then we're going to press on this to get started.

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So now we're in our lessons.

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So up in the top right here we can see all the different types of lessons that we have pending.

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So these are the radicals that I have waiting to learn, the kanji, and the vocabulary.

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So I'll walk you through each of these three types because they look a little bit different.

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So purple is a vocabulary word.

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So up here I have the full word, I have what it means, and then I have these four tabs here.

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So first it's going to tell me what kanji are used in this vocabulary word.

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So sometimes there'll only be one kanji, sometimes there'll be multiple.

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So you can just go, oh yeah, I remember I learned that earlier, that is kanji I already know,

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and now I'm learning a vocabulary word that uses that congee.

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The next tab is for meaning.

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So we already have the main meaning of the word up here, but there will also be some synonyms on the side here.

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And then there'll be this meaning explanation that will tell you a way to remember what the meaning is for that word.

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And then down here, you can click on this and add some notes if you want to.

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And then the next is the reading tab.

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So this is where it will show you how to pronounce the word.

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You can also click on these buttons

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and it will read it out to you so you can hear what it sounds like.

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And then there'll also be a mnemonic on how to remember how to pronounce that word.

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And again, you can add your own notes if you'd like.

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And then the final tab is context sentences.

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So here it will show you some sample sentences using the word that you can read and what they mean in English.

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But honestly, I usually don't look at this tab in too much detail.

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So now we'll look at a radical.

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You'll notice that there is a lot less tabs here.

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So basically all we'll have is the radical up top,

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what the word is, and then we'll have a quick sentence here to help us remember what this radical is.

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On the next tab we have some examples

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so this is just a little sneak peek of the kanji that we will be learning that use this radical.

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So now I'm just gonna quickly finish these lessons and then I'll show you what the quiz portion looks like.

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So once you finish going through all of the items you're going to be prompted to do a quiz.

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So if you don't feel ready yet, you can just say I need more time and then you can keep going through all those different tabs.

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But if you're feeling good, you can press start the quiz.

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So how it'll work is we'll show you the item and you can see that the background is blue.

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So that means that this is a radical.

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And then here it's asking me for the name of this radical.

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So you're just going to think back to the mnemonic that you read before and see if you can remember it. And you press enter.

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And then if you want, you can also click on item info.

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And here it's just going to give you the breakdown of this item

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so that's what it is here's the mnemonic

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and then you can add a little note for yourself for later

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if you'd like and then you're just going to continue doing this for all of them

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and then i can click on this and see more information if i want go next

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now if i get one wrong nothing really is going to happen

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so if i put in hello here it's just going to go red

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and then i can click on here and see what it actually was

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so that i can get it right the next time

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so i'll shuffle them up and show it to me again

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and then once i do get it right it will you move to the reviews.

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You only need to get it right one time.

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So one thing you do have to be careful of is

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that you do need to write in exactly what the word was.

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So here I wrote in bath but the actual answer is bathtub so it marked it wrong.

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But there is a way to avoid this

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and to override it using these things called user scripts

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which I'm going to be talking about in a different video but that's just something to keep in mind for now.

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So one thing I want to show you is for typing in the answer

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it's going to show up in hiragana but you're going to be typing it in romangie.

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So you can click on this tab here

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and it'll show you a kana chart so you can see what character

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that you need to type to make each kana show up

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Or you can even type just by clicking on the button and then that will show up

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But it'll be faster if you remember how to actually type it.

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So on my keyboard I'm just typing in the letters a I E U

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and O and then you can see that the hiragana characters are showing up for those

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Once you're done the quiz for the lessons that you just learned,

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you can either press I'm done for now and you'll go back to the home page,

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or you can press continue with new lessons if you want to keep going.

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So I'm going to press continue just so I can show you what a kanji lesson looks like,

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and then we'll go and see what reviews look like.

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So the kanji lesson page is pretty similar to the vocabulary page.

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On the first tab, instead of seeing the kanji that makes up the vocabulary word, we're going see the radicals that make up the kanji.

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So here we have three different radicals that are making up our kanji

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and these are all radicals that I've already learned previously.

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So now in the meaning section this is where you're going to get

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that mnemonic to remember how you can remember this kanji.

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So here in blue these are the key words that go with the three radicals that go with this kanji.

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So our mnemonic is

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if you try to say things with a knife the police will put

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you in a net as your penalty for breaking the knife laws.

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You can't just go up to other people and say things with a knife

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Then there's also another little sentence that might help you with your memory and just because having these stories will really help

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Build connections in your brain and then you're just gonna look at it and try and remember that

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Okay, so I have a net say knife net say knife

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so then you just want to kind of say it to yourself in your head

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and Make sure that you really internalize that mnemonic.

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I've got a net I've got say and I have knife

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so I said something with a knife and now as my penalty I'm going to be placed into a net

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So just say that a few times in your head so that you have it stuck there, and then you can go to the next tab.

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Or if you don't like the mnemonic that Wani Kani gave you, you can click to add note and you can add your own.

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So on the next tab is for readings, and again we'll have another little mnemonic to help us remember how the kanji is pronounced.

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On the side here, it will let us know if we're learning the anyomi or the kunyomi.

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So you'll only learn one or the other when you're learning the kanji, but then you'll learn the other when you are learning vocabulary words.

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So right now I'm learning the anyomi reading for this kanji, but later on I'll learn a vocabulary word that uses the kunyomi

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So this is our reading and then we have a little mnemonic

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Your penalty for breaking the law isn't over Now that you're stuck in a net, you can't fight back when they hit you with bats

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So that's what you're going to try and remember, okay?

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I'm in a net because of my penalty and now they're hitting me with bats

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So that's how you're going to remember how it is pronounced

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So then on the last tab we have examples again

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and these are just some vocabulary words that use this kanji that we will be learning later on.

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The lesson quiz will be exactly the same as what we saw before

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so I won't do it again and then

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when I go to exit it will show me a little summary of what I just learned

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and you'll notice how the kanji that I just showed you isn't showing up here

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and that's because I didn't do the quiz.

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So even though I looked at the lesson it doesn't officially upgrade to being a review until I finish that quiz.

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Okay so now our lessons are done we can go into our reviews

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and the items that we just did on our lessons are not going to show up in our reviews for four hours.

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So if you're just starting with 1e Connie, you're gonna have to wait four hours before you can do your first review

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So if you don't have any reviews great go and do something else and then come back

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You do not want to go and study them on your own

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while you're waiting because that will really defeat the purpose 1e Connie is a spaced repetition system

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So we're trying to train our memory to remember things for longer and longer periods to train that long -term memory

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So if you have no reviews to do right now, just go and do something else and then you can come back when they're ready

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So once again when you click on this it will give you a quick summary of what happened last time

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So you can see last time I reviewed 26 items

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and they were all vocabulary words

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and then I can see a breakdown of the one

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that I got wrong and the ones that I got right and what levels they went to.

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So we're gonna click start session and get started and you'll notice

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that this is gonna be really similar to the quiz that we did in the lessons.

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We've just got a couple things that are different but the main premise is the same.

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So along the bottom we have some extra buttons.

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So this button here is to wrap up.

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So you can see here that I have 70 reviews to do today, but if I only wanted to do 10 of them,

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I would just click on this and then it will only show me 10 reviews

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and then it'll be done and then I can leave.

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If you try to exit out early before you finish your reviews without pressing this button,

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it won't count what you did unless you finished all the way to the end

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or unless you used the wrap up button.

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Last 10 will give you a quick recap of the last 10 reviews you did.

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So right now I haven't started yet, so nothing is here.

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And then again here we have the Kana chart if you need help typing it in.

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So this one is Scholar, I believe and then I can click on this eyeball

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if I want to see more information so yeah it was scholar

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and then the little mnemonic there and then the kanji that were used in this so next

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so while we're doing these reviews you're going to be shown the vocabulary words

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and the kanji twice you'll see it wants to be tested on the reading

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and wants to be tested on the meaning

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so you have to do both of those to finish the review

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which is why if you want to leave early you have to press the wrap up button

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because then it will make sure

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that you finish both of those parts before you can leave because if you only finish one part then it doesn't count.

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締め That's the information.

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心へ暴力団 So one thing about WaniKani,

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if you don't have any customizations in, is that if you write something that is close but not exactly what the meaning it was asking for,

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you'll get it wrong.

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So you can see here that I had the right idea for this word, but I didn't put in the exact keywords that WaniKani wanted.

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So there's two ways that you can fix this.

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The first one is right here.

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You can add your own synonym.

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So if I want WaniKani to accept

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Crime Family as a answer in the future, I can just write it right here and press add

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And now in the future I will get it right if I wrote this as my answer

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The second thing that you can do

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which I think is a bit better is if you customize WaniKani using these things called user scripts

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So you can download something that will add a button where if you got it wrong

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But you know that it was right you can just override WaniKani and it will change it to being correct

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So if you want to do that I will be making a tutorial video

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that shows you how to do that and I'll link it in the corner when it's ready

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But for now that's just something that you should be aware of

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So you can see that I rely on that plugin quite heavily.

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I often know what it means, but I don't remember exactly what it wants.

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So I needed sense of duty, but I wrote one's duty.

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So yeah, highly recommend downloading that customization because it can be a bit frustrating.

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So that's basically how the reviews work.

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It's very similar to what we did in the lessons, and I also just don't really want to do these without all my plugins.

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So now let's talk about how to properly pace your studies.

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Okay, so now that we've gone over how Oney Connie works and how to navigate the site,

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I'm going to give you some tips on how to properly pace yourself and how the review cycles work.

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Now, my first tip, if you don't take anything else from this video, is to not do every single lesson as soon as it shows up.

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Now, I'm sure most of you have done this and don't stress out if you have.

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It's okay for the first couple of levels if that's what you're doing.

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But if you continue doing this in the long term, it's going to really pile up and be really overwhelming.

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And this still applies if you're wanting to like speed run Wani Kani and level up as fast as you can.

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I still recommend

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that you don't do all of the lessons on the same day there is a much better way to do it.

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So each level on Wani Kani takes at least seven days to pass.

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There are a few exceptions there's a handful

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that only take four days to pass but in general

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if you're going max speed it takes at least seven days to pass a level

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and this is because like we talked about earlier you have to pass both the radicals

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and a certain amount of kanji for each level before you can level up.

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So doing all of the lessons

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that you have available at the beginning isn't going to make you level up any faster

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and now you're not going to have any more lessons to do until you pass those radicals

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so this is going to cause your reviews to be really uneven.

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Instead of having a steady amount of reviews every day and having them evenly distributed,

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you're going to have these big spikes that show up from doing all those lessons on the same day.

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And if you continue doing this for multiple levels,

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those big spikes are going to overlap on each other and you'll have some days that are super,

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super heavy, but other days that you barely have any reviews at all.

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So what you're going to do to avoid

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that is to just spread out how many lessons you're doing each day instead of doing them all at once.

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And if you are someone who is trying to level up as fast as possible, all you have to do is the lessons for the radicals

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because you're not going to be able to do all the lessons for the kanji anyways until they're passed.

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So if that's what your goal is, the first day do all the radicals,

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but then spread out all the kanji throughout the next couple of days.

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But if you're not trying to speed run it, the most natural next question is how many reviews should I be doing each day?

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Now this is going to depend a lot on the person,

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just depending on how much time they have every day and how fast they are learning the new words.

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But a good rule of thumb is to keep your apprentice items under 100 and your guru items under 500.

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So what I mean by that is to go back to your Waring Connie homepage

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and look at those colorful boxes along the bottom and pay attention to the pink box and the purple box.

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The general consensus on Wani Kani is that if you keep the pink box under 100 and the purple box under 500,

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your reviews won't pile up in the future and they'll be nicely distributed and will become overwhelming.

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If your numbers are higher than that, there's a good chance that the number of lessons

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that you're doing is not going to be sustainable for you in the future

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and those reviews are going to compile on each other

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and you're going to have to be putting in a lot more time every day than what you're doing right now.

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Or it could mean that you're getting a lot of reviews wrong

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So you're kind of creating a bottleneck because none of those reviews are leveling up and getting spread out more

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So if your numbers are higher than that I recommend

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that you stop doing lessons for a while

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and just focus on your reviews until those numbers come down and these numbers are just

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The guideline you'll notice that my numbers are well below 100 and 500 and that's because I didn't know about this rule

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When I was first starting out

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So I had a ton of reviews that were in

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that purple box and now they finally made their way to that light blue box

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And now i'm just waiting for them to get burned so that I have less reviews in my overall cycle

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So I'm basically trying to give myself a fresh slate by doing less lessons and letting all those reviews graduate

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So that I'll have more consistent reviews in the future

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But if you follow the 100 -500 problem, you hopefully won't have that problem

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Now there's a lot more that I want to talk about for WaniKani

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So please let me know down in the comments

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if there's anything specific you want me to talk about in a future video

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And I'll be putting them all in this playlist so that they're easy for you to find

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If you like this video, make sure you give it a thumbs up so that more people can find it

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And that's all I have for today and I'll see you soon Thank you.

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Vocabulary and speaking notes for this lesson

This speaking lesson is built on the video “How to Use WaniKani to Learn Kanji”. The speaker keeps coming back to these words: review, kanji, lesson, item, radical. This video has 24 sentences and 4907 words to shadow. The speech runs for 19:32. The speaker talks fast, about 251 words per minute, so expect linked and reduced sounds. 88% of the words are among the 3,000 most common in English, so the vocabulary is easy to follow.

Key vocabulary in this video

15 words from the video worth learning, with pronunciation and meaning:

Word	Pronunciation	Meaning
lesson noun	/ˈlɛs.ən/	A section of learning or teaching into which a wider learning content is divided.
radical noun	/ˈɹædɪkəl/	A root (of a number or quantity).
vocabulary noun	/vəˈkæb.jə.lə.ɹi/	A usually alphabetized and explained collection of words e.g. of a particular field, or prepared for a specific purpose, often for learning.
quiz noun	/kwɪz/	A competition in the answering of questions.
knife noun	/ˈnaɪ̯f/	A utensil or a tool designed for cutting, consisting of a flat piece of hard material, usually steel or other metal (the blade), usually sharpened on one edge…
tab noun	/tæb/	A small flap or strip of material attached to or inserted into something, for holding, manipulation, identification, opening etc.
pace noun	/peɪs/	A step taken with the foot.
purple noun	/ˈpɝ.pl̩/	A colour between red and blue; violet, though often closer to magenta.
unlock verb	/ʌnˈlɑk/	To undo or open a lock or something locked by, for example, turning a key, or selecting a combination.
pronounce verb	/pɹəˈnaʊns/	To declare formally, officially or ceremoniously.
penalty noun	/ˈpɛn.əl.ti/	A legal sentence.
summary noun	/ˈsʌm.ə.ɹi/	An abstract or a condensed presentation of the substance of a body of material.
wrap verb	/ɹæp/	To enclose (an object) completely in any flexible, thin material such as fabric or paper.
breakdown noun	/ˈbɹeɪkˌdaʊn/	A failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature.
apprentice noun	/əˈpɹɛntɪs/	A trainee, especially in a skilled trade.

Phrasal verbs you will hear

Word	Pronunciation	Meaning
show up verb		To appear, arrive, or attend, especially suddenly or erratically.
come back verb		To return to a place.
fill up verb		To make (something) completely full.
make up verb	/ˌmeɪk ˈʌp/	To constitute, to compose.
spread out verb		Become further apart.
wrap up verb		To cover or enclose (something) by folding and securing a covering entirely around it.
check out verb		To record the departure or withdrawal of someone or something (such as guests, employees, books, etc.).
go back to verb		To stem from; to originate in.

Grammar in this video

The structures the speaker uses most, with the exact words from the video:

Structure	In the video
Present perfect continuous have/has been + -ing — an action that started earlier and is still going on	you've been struggling · you've been getting
Present perfect have/has + past participle — a past action that still matters now	have not seen · have seen · you've already done
Passive voice be + past participle — the focus is on what happens, not who does it	is perfected · be based · being burned

Pronunciation to watch

The speaker uses 189 contractions and reduced forms, such as you're, I'm, gonna. Say them the short way, as you hear them.

The “th” sounds: underneath /ˌʌndɚˈniθ/, thumb /ˈθʌm/, bath /bɑːθ/, bathtub /ˈbæθtʌb/
The “sh” and “zh” sounds: explanation /ˌɛkspləˈneɪʃən/, associate /əˈsoʊʃi.ət/, exception /əkˈsɛpʃən/, notification /ˌnoʊtɪfɪˈkeɪʃn̩/, repetition /ˌɹɛp.əˈtɪʃ.ən/
Long words — get the stress right: vocabulary /vəˈkæb.jə.lə.ɹi/, explanation /ˌɛkspləˈneɪʃən/, associate /əˈsoʊʃi.ət/, sustainable /səˈsteɪnəbəl/, notification /ˌnoʊtɪfɪˈkeɪʃn̩/

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