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Hey Saithan!
If you want to improve your vocabulary I highly recommend Memrise.com, it's a website/app that's basically a flashcard program with the flashcard decks made by you and other people. And it uses gamification to help you study so it's fun! I still study new vocabulary and kanji, you can never stop really. (I find it helps to aim for a JLPT level, even if you're not going to take the test). Don't forget grammar as well as kanji/vocab
But if you want to get stuck into your seinen manga right away then I suggest getting an app on your phone that lets you draw the kanji into a JP <-> EN dictionary. I always use mine when translating seinen manga or novels. Making a note of vocabulary that comes up and then studying it helps too ^^ You find yourself getting more knowledgeable on the manga world and vocabulary used in it, meaning later chapters are faster to translate (in theory haha).
Hope that was helpful!
If you want to improve your vocabulary I highly recommend Memrise.com, it's a website/app that's basically a flashcard program with the flashcard decks made by you and other people. And it uses gamification to help you study so it's fun! I still study new vocabulary and kanji, you can never stop really. (I find it helps to aim for a JLPT level, even if you're not going to take the test). Don't forget grammar as well as kanji/vocab
But if you want to get stuck into your seinen manga right away then I suggest getting an app on your phone that lets you draw the kanji into a JP <-> EN dictionary. I always use mine when translating seinen manga or novels. Making a note of vocabulary that comes up and then studying it helps too ^^ You find yourself getting more knowledgeable on the manga world and vocabulary used in it, meaning later chapters are faster to translate (in theory haha).
Hope that was helpful!
