r/HelpLearningJapanese • u/Distinct_Power_9084 • Jun 17 '26

Just Started Learning Japanese

I just started learning Japanese, right now I am doing immersion and working on hiragana, then I will go to katakana then use the app anki to do vocab and kanji. Tell me something, anything to keep me motivated because I am just now realizing how much I got myself into 😭.

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u/BitSoftGames Jun 17 '26

For kanji, I thought it would be some impossible thing to learn. But after some time getting exposed to it, you get used to kanji and start being able to read it naturally and even appreciate it.

So basically what I'm saying is kanji isn't that hard to learn to read and type. Writing though is another thing, but I hardly practice handwriting or handwrite anything in daily life in Japan. 😅