Summary of Japanese Study Plan so I don’t lose track:
Quicksleur japanese (listen through all audios)
Japanese in 30 Hours (read through, scanning end index of vocab frequently)
*main idea is both are good refreshers, neither has kanji
Japanese Audio Lessons (listen through)
Japanese Audio Lessons book (read-skim through?)
*goes in depth more than pimsleur, still mainly listening focused
Tae Kim’s Grammar Guide (read through, clear up understanding)
Essential Japanese Grammar (read through? scan index of vocab frequently)
(if I get this far?) A Japanese Reader
playing video games in japanese >o<)/
Summary of Chinese Study plan so I don’t lose track:
Read chinese novels (reading practice, vocab pick up)
Listen-read method chinese novels (listening practice, vocab pick up)
*this is working good for me right now, I don’t really think moving onto the other activities is necessary until I either get bored and need a break, or need to communicate more and iron out confusion
Listen through all of Spoonfed Chinese Audio (listening practice, vocab pick up)
Read Basic Patterns of Chinese Grammar (fix any misunderstandings I have)
Read Alan Hoenig’s Chinese Characters
Read Chinese Grammar*
Return to reading and listen-reading, including perhaps reading parallel texts?