I haven't had as much time as I thought I would have recently. Actually I could only study kanji yesterday. :(
I learned 70 kanji marks that day, I suppose it's good since if I want to stay in my schedule I should learn about 26 kanji a day. If I study 70 kanji marks every day, it would result in me knowing the kanji in a month. But I have decided to learn 3000 kanji instead of the original 2000 because a friend of mine said why go through with it and get mediocre results? Shouldn't you thrive towards excellency? Towards a feat that would be admired by even the Japanese.

Hello :)

I'm new in the blogging world. 
My aim is to learn the Japanese language. But you cannot learn the language without knowing the characters. My first try at this was an enormous success since I learned hiragana and katakana in a day. So my next target/goal is going to be the threaded kanji. Together I have to learn over 2000 kanji characters. To make this easier I am going to start from Kyōiku kanji. Starting from the 1st grade kanji. 

I'll post my progress here.