Study guide for Remembering the Kanji 2

From RevTK

Heisig advises to study from the compound element to the reading and meaning and not the other way around. Note, he says 'compound' and not 'kanji'.

Contents 1 Methods 1.1 Going half way 2 Overview 2.1 Pure Groups 2.2 Semi-Pure Groups

Methods

Going half way

The Pure Groups and Semi-Pure Groups are the easiest to learn (in that order). Use RTK2 (and RTK3) for the Pure and Semi-Pure Groups and from there decide on the next step at that point.

Overview

Pure Groups

Where a signal primitive to signal a single, unique Chinese reading for each kanji containing this primitive.

Semi-Pure Groups