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Originally Posted by OzukakiBurasuki
Ummm... instead of making another thread, since this is still pertaining to genki, I'll ask it in this thread.
I'm confused with how genki incorporates the kanji into your lessons. You have lesson 1 and 2 without kanji, which 3 just lobs kanji all over the place. Also, I don't understand how the lessons work out with the lessons in the back of the book for kanji.
Am I supposed to do lesson 1 in the front of the book then lesson 1 (hiragana) in the back, which would then be followed by lesson 2 in the front and lesson 2 in the back? They really confused me with their setup.
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IF you're on to learning kanji, just pick up Kanji in Context (workbook and textbook) and work slowly through it. It lumps beginner kanji in rational groups (numbers, days of the week, common verbs), and there's a workbook with lessons (which, to be fair, I've never seen—but considering how good the reference/textbook is, the workbook must be great).