>>16513171Been doing pretty much the same thing since I'm lazy
Knowing just enough to navigate websites, read menus of Japanese games, and the labels on instant noodles and other foodstuff's enough for me.
If I encounter some unfamiliar word I'd go check the dictionary and read what it means, use them in a few sentences inside my head, and move on, hoping I'll remember it the next time I see it
Knowing how to break kanji down into radicals would help with that, especially if you can't be bothered to learn how to write them
Having a Japanese friend you can talk to might help speed up things though, didn't Kiara do the same thing?
