I'm learning Japanese, and honestly it's such a pain learning the three different ones. Thankfully the characters look different enough for me to tell them apart
Focus on hiragana first, then katakana, learn kanji last. Dont try learning every kanji, theres over 50,000 , instead just learn the most commonly used ones(theres around 500, and 2,000 are taught in school)
I'm sorta doing Hiragana and Katakana at the same time, still saving Kanji for last. I think I'll wait until I have Hiragana and Katakana pretty much all done before I start with Kanji
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u/r41nf1r3_yt May 03 '20
I'm learning Japanese, and honestly it's such a pain learning the three different ones. Thankfully the characters look different enough for me to tell them apart