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CableZL posted...

My plan right now is to use Duolingo to learn the basics of hiragana, katakana, and basic phrases. At some point, Im going to move on to another tool like Anki or something else. Ive already started using a Youtube video to help me drill hiragana characters because I felt like I wasnt learning them well enough with Duolingo alone.

The one good thing that Duolingo does is the Hiragana and Katakana specific lessons.

But the better way is to write them every day. You can also buy posters and hang them on your walls so you can constantly be surrounded by them. Hiragana and kayakana can be pretty quick.