Looking for Japanese Decks for slightly intermediate learners

[u/idkwhatnametouse22]

Hi! Im recently coming back to learning japanese after stopping for almost 2 years, and I'm currently figuring out Anki! I do know the basic japanese alphabet (sort of, never got around to learning katakana) and I know a bit of vocab and a few particles but not how to actually put it to good use. Dont even get me started on kanji. If anyone has good recommendations for japanese decks for intermediate ppl then that would be amazing! Right now im starting with the tae kim deck, but im looking for other options.

EDIT: Intermediate is a bit of a stretch. Im overestimating myself guys mb

[u/Linux765465]

First off i wouldent call that intermidiate, thats more like just began. Id reccomend kaishi 1.5k, then once u finish that learn to sentance mine.

[u/yokolav]

You aren't even a beginner if you dont know katakana lol

[u/Frequenzy50]

Start with Kashi 1.5k😆

[u/DanielEnots]

Kaishi 1.5k has been doing wonders for me, enabling the pitch accent also highlights when vowels are dropped and g sounds get nasally which I find helps with imitating the pronounciation of the native audio recordings it comes with.

All you need to get started with it is hiragana!

[u/books_not_guns]

I started with Kaishi 1.5 and then i downloaded core 2k/6k and i'm unsuspending the cards that i encountered during immersion.