Do you know websites where I can learn kanji?
I'm looking to learn them by level, as japanese students do. I imagine it is simpler this way than beginning with every random kanji I encounter. Or maybe I should concentrate on the kanji required for the JLPT (though I am not currently planning on taking the test)? Your thoughts?

The websites I currently have are :

http://www.kanjisite.com/ With multiple kanji batch for JLPT
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gakunenbetsu_kanji_hait%C5%8Dhy%C5%8D For japanese student kanji
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C5%8Dy%C5%8D_kanji Joyo kanji

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Do you know websites where I can learn kanji?
I'm looking to learn them by level, as japanese students do. I imagine it is simpler this way than beginning with every random kanji I encounter. Or maybe I should concentrate on the kanji required for the JLPT (though I am not currently planning on taking the test)? Your thoughts?

The websites I currently have are :

http://www.kanjisite.com/ With multiple kanji batch for JLPT
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gakunenbetsu_kanji_hait%C5%8Dhy%C5%8D For japanese student kanji
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C5%8Dy%C5%8D_kanji Joyo kanji

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Everyone has a different way of learning things. I can tell you what I do; that may or may not work for you.

What I learn best is structure and relationships, so after some false starts I settled on learning Kanji as I encounter them (so I already can associate a meaning to them), and also breaking up Kanji into radicals.

I started with http://kanjidamage.com/, but gave up after some time because I didn't know enough Japanese back then. Maybe I should revisit it now. I use http://jisho.org/ to lookup Kanji and http://www.zhongwen.com/ to figure out the reason why this particular combination of radicals his that meaning, if I can't guess it. Sometimes I make up little stories, e.g. 近 is as far as I can throw an axe 斤 from some way ⻌: not very far :-).

That works fine so far for the meaning and KUN-readings, for the ON-readings (which all sound very similar to me) I guess I should start making Anki cards, but I've been too lazy up too now ...

YMMV, of course.

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There are no websites for learning Kanji. There is one for REVISING the kanji after learning.

1. Get the book: Heisig, Remembering the Kanji.

2. Go to:
http://kanji.koohii.com/
for all you revision practice.

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