Hi, a while ago I did a similar post but it was about the kanji N1 schedule and how I was done with it. I asked recommendations on what to study next, and Compyon actually suggested I study the Non-Joyou kanji schedule, which is what I'm doing right now.
This time around though I am finally done with the renshuu made N1 schedule for vocab, what should I study next for vocab? Of course I do plan to keep making myself schedules based on Japanese content I consume, but I like to have a back up. Anyone got any suggestions?
Personally I would recommend "Kanshudo 10k" Community List. Most of the terms are already covered in JPLT lists, but the amount of new ones is by no means small. I am still in the middle of getting through it since my reviews piled up and I got stuck. But considering the fact that it includes "10,000 mostusefull words"or something along the way, it helped me reduce number of times I had to search for the word manually.
Also adding tagged terms to schedule via Advanced Search seems to be a good alternative, but maybe grasping what News/Web 10k has to offer here would be my first choice.
Most of the new vocabulary I encounter still needs to be learnt without made beforehand lists, as those phrases are simply speaking not common. Here Reading Buddy -> schedule comes in handy. Additionally I can also suggest learning some 四字熟語 and idiomatic expressions in general, as their meaning tend to baffle me, when I come across ones I have yet to learn.
Personally I would recommend "Kanshudo 10k" Community List. Most of the terms are already covered in JPLT lists, but the amount of new ones is by no means small. I am still in the middle of getting through it since my reviews piled up and I got stuck. But considering the fact that it includes "10,000 mostusefull words"or something along the way, it helped me reduce number of times I had to search for the word manually.
Also adding tagged terms to schedule via Advanced Search seems to be a good alternative, but maybe grasping what News/Web 10k has to offer here would be my first choice.
Most of the new vocabulary I encounter still needs to be learnt without made beforehand lists, as those phrases are simply speaking not common. Here Reading Buddy -> schedule comes in handy. Additionally I can also suggest learning some 四字熟語 and idiomatic expressions in general, as their meaning tend to baffle me, when I come across ones I have yet to learn.
Ohhhh yeah 四字熟語 is definitely something I want to study. Do you have any community schedule here in renshuu for it that you recommend?
Personally I would recommend "Kanshudo 10k" Community List. Most of the terms are already covered in JPLT lists, but the amount of new ones is by no means small. I am still in the middle of getting through it since my reviews piled up and I got stuck. But considering the fact that it includes "10,000 mostusefull words"or something along the way, it helped me reduce number of times I had to search for the word manually.
Also adding tagged terms to schedule via Advanced Search seems to be a good alternative, but maybe grasping what News/Web 10k has to offer here would be my first choice.
Most of the new vocabulary I encounter still needs to be learnt without made beforehand lists, as those phrases are simply speaking not common. Here Reading Buddy -> schedule comes in handy. Additionally I can also suggest learning some 四字熟語 and idiomatic expressions in general, as their meaning tend to baffle me, when I come across ones I have yet to learn.
Ohhhh yeah 四字熟語 is definitely something I want to study. Do you have any community schedule here in renshuu for it that you recommend?
I have studied using list called "Common 四字熟語". It offers a few hundred phrases split by frequency.
