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I find that a good way (in my experience anyway) to learn kana/kanji is to read things (in addition to getting foundations down by rote learning). Children's stories or simpler things, and without the romaji/furigana so you get used to it, referring to the reading only when you're stuck. It sort of reinforces your memory too by association to words.Well of course, the most important of all is to keep at it.がんばってね！
I find that a good way (in my experience anyway) to learn kana/kanji is to read things (in addition to getting foundations down by rote learning). Children's stories or simpler things, and without the romaji/furigana so you get used to it, referring to the reading only when you're stuck. It sort of reinforces your memory too by association to words.
Well of course, the most important of all is to keep at it.
がんばってね！
