A new (re)start...with Anki

I guess I could say it, yeah. I started using Anki yesterday and did a few kanji then. Today I made some more, and will do some more at night. It is actually fun to review using Anki. And so much more useful and faster! And the thibg I like the most about it: IT DOES NOT NEED INTERNET!!! RevTK needed and it worked really slow (thanks to my awesome limited access connection).

I don't know for sure how many kanji I reviewed so far with Anki, so I'll just xerox what it says there:
Cards/day: 73 . 253
I actually don't know what those numbers mean, so I'll just assume that 253 is the kanji I already reached to. So, really fast! If I was following the book it'd be much more slowly and those kanji would take me lie 4 days or more.

I just found out that Genki's lesson 12 will give me the grammar knowledge for JLPT4! This is great! Speaking of which, when I start learning sentences I think I'll divide them in 4/5, each for each JLPT level. One think I'd like would be, for example, after finishing all the JLPT4 stuff and starting the level 3, as I would learn level 3 to mix level 4 in level 3 reviews. I SO FUCKING CAN'T WAIT! But first I need to finish RTK. Nevertheless, I want to finish Genki's too.

Another thing. I own a Nintendo DSi, and also an M3DSReal, which unfortunately doesn't work in it, and I really wanted to use it because it's the only way I have to play games, in japanese, of course. That said, I think I'll buy a new DS, Lite or Phat, the cheapest. And that way it'll be possible to transfer my GBA pokémons to my Pokémon Diamond/Platinum.
I also have some japanese dictionaries in my M3DSReal, but the mais reason I want is to play "playable" games in japanese.

Regarding some more AJATT, I'll print some kanji stuff to put in my walls (no money for posters) and it's impossible to find japanese related posters in Portugal.

Oh, and has you may have noticed, in the right side of the blog there's a bunch of useful links, I'm still looking for more though.

I'll be back at night. I promise. To show you some more Anki and (maybe) Genki progress. And I think I'll start to write little texts about my day, in japanese, don't know when I start, nevertheless.

日本語をたくさん勉強しなくちゃいけませんね。
See you then.