Question

how to learn kanji character

Answer 1

First, learning to speak any language involves learning to read it as well. You don’t really know the language unless you’re literate in it. This is taken for granted with languages like Spanish or German that use the same alphabet as English. But learners of languages that don’t, like Arabic and Korean, also need to put in the time learning to read. Unfortunately for Japanese learners, this means getting your head twisted around by the confusing world of kanji.

Second, learning kanji helps you better understand new vocabulary. When you learn new words, you can guess at meanings if you know the kanji. Kanji is similar to the affixes we have in English. For example, if you see a word starting with “re-” you know it means “again.” A word starting with “un-” means “not” and a word ending with “-able” means “can.” Kanji characters are like these affixes. Each has its own meaning and if you know these meanings, it’s easier to understand new words.

Finally, if you ever plan to live in Japan, learning kanji is more than just a language skill. It’s a survival skill. You’ll need it to find your way around. You’d be surprised at how few signs there are in English, especially once you get outside of major cities.

Answer 2

To learn kanji you have two ways -
a. Learn with your heart.
b. Every day you learn for 2-3 hours without get distracted.
Then you can learn it fast .

Hope it helps you.