My first 1500 words

(Written on 11:34 AM 9/8/2006 GMT+7)

After tidying my word database, my word count drops from 1542 to 1513. I’ve printed the words into a book using FinePrint. The book is titled "私のfirst 1500 words".

Initial check reveals that many words’ meaning didn’t directly "click" into my mind. That’s why I’m going to drill those words.

All those words can be accessed here (sorted by kanji, then by kana).

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2 Responses to “My first 1500 words”

私のfirst 1500 words (another edition) « Singularity on the Plane Says:
2006 September 16 at 2:04 pm | Reply
[...] The first printout of my first 1500 (or so) words is optimized to memorize the English meaning of a Japanese word. This is because the format is: [...]
Memorizing kanji stroke order: Mnemosyne + StrokeReplayer « Singularity on the Plane Says:
2006 October 3 at 9:06 am | Reply
[...] Anyway, I’ve finished drilling my first 1500 words. I’m too lazy to give an accurate count, but I seem to score above 95% in my first drill (both the Japanese to English and the reverse version). Many mistakes are because of string inequality, for example answering “left” instead of “left hand side” and “to think” insead of “to think about”. After that I just repeat the stuffs I got wrong. I then repeat the whole thing again and again until I decided that it was enough. [...]

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