In Kanji decs their readings (Onyomi and Kunyomi) appear frequently in quizzes. I have heard this is inefficient (difficult) way to learn Kanji by memorizing all their readings😶🌫️.
It's best to learn kanji meanings and their respective vocabulary on the go (as they appear)🙂↕️.
I want these kind of Kanji decs kind of what TokiniAndy (YouTuber) recommends, If someone has made one please tell me how can I access it. 🥺🥺
I've personally found learning the readings (if even just half hazardly), is quite useful. However if you want to solely learn the meanings you can go to the settings of your kanji schedule, click more settings, scroll down 'till you see study vectors, then simply disable the kunyomi and onyomi reading vectors.
edit: If you want to learn kanji by memorizing its place in vocab, I would reccomend using an anki deck.
I like learning kanji only after I’ve learned a vocab word with the reading I’m trying to learn. I think Renshuu’s kanji helper schedules are great for this! I also enable the setting “no extra readings,” so Renshuu will only teach me a particular reading once I’ve already learned it in vocab. Maybe those two settings could help you with what you’re looking for!
another option is to make a kanji helper schedule for your vocab list. that way you learn the kanji for words you’ve already learned, with the specific readings that those words use.
I second the "no extra readings" setting. It's useful, in my opinion. It's good to learn and study the readings, but I prefer to learn them as-needed instead of all at once or in some arbitrary order.
Mrs. Diss explained it better and more concisely than I did, but that’s exactly what I meant to say and what I like to do! I could be wrong, but even with the helper schedule I believe you still have to enable “no extra readings” in order to just learn the ones in the words from your vocab list.
