What study materials do you recommend for taking the Japanese Language Proficiency Test?

If the landlord has a certain foundation, it is recommended to use the Great Dictionary Lin Ri Ri Da Dictionary, and explain Japanese in Japanese, which can enhance your sense of language, make it easier to understand sentences, and improve reading to a certain extent. If you are listening, we recommend NHK Japanese Pronunciation Tone Dictionary, which can not only enhance your listening level, but also correct your pronunciation.

This is a recommendation for dictionaries.,Learning tools,I'm using Casio Japanese electronic dictionary.,There are two dictionaries above.,The main thing is that his Chinese-Japanese comparison function and real pronunciation are more useful.,There will be a lesson plan in it.,Follow the lesson plan to review the level exam.,It's very regular.。 I'm going to take the N1 exam next year.,Good work for the landlord.,Hope!

It is recommended to do the reading comprehension of the past years, and of course you can read some extracurricular materials if you have time. When you are still confused about grammar, don't be lazy, memorize it! Level 2 has 170 articles and Level 1 has 99 articles.

Of course, there are also grammar methods that you haven't memorized in the exam. You can use the method of elimination. We used "New Japanese" for grammar learning, although the article is a bit old, but the grammar part is definitely good.

After learning 4 volumes, plus the grammar you memorized for the exam, it is definitely enough. Just because it's enough doesn't mean you can get it right. Proper practice is still necessary.

In general, it is recommended that you master the Japanese Fifty Tone within two weeks.

Taking the new standard Japanese textbook as an example, N2 requires the completion of four books, elementary and intermediate levels.

1. The study time in terms of textbooks needs to be arranged at least 300 hours.

2. In addition, consolidation review needs to be about 400 hours.

Add up to 700 hours, then you can allocate them to each day and you'll be able to figure out the time.

Is it more difficult to learn on your own?

Red Book: New JLPT N1 Vocabulary

Contents: This book contains 6,300 N1-level vocabulary words and 3,334 core vocabulary, divided into 20 units, and each unit is followed by self-test questions.

In addition to more than 3,000 core vocabulary, the book has more than 3,000 supplementary words. If you want to prepare for N1, pick this book, and it's completely enough

In addition, this book also has a unique tandem memory method, each word has in-depth analysis and synonym comparison, which can help you memorize quickly.

I bought the online course online, because I had studied it before, so it was quite easy to get started, and I just used Da Cilin.

to memorize the words, and then follow the online teacher to learn step by step, before the exam, I was crazy about doing mock questions, anyway, I have already finished the N3 exam.

Individuals are enrolled in the class.,The tutorial class will provide some information.,But you still have to rely on yourself.,I still have an electronic dictionary.,I'm going to take the N1 exam next year.,Although I don't have the bottom in my heart.,But you still have to try.。

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test is an international level test conducted by the Japan International Exchange** Association and the Japan Educational Exchanges and Services and is divided into five levels (N1, N2, N3, N4, N5, with N1 being the highest level).

The level requirements are:

N1: Candidates are required to study Japanese for about 900 hours, master advanced Japanese grammar, about 2,000 words of kanji, and about 10,000 vocabulary, and be able to meet the needs of social interaction, university study and basic research.

If you are planning to start learning Japanese, but you have little foundation, the first thing is to clarify your purpose of learning Japanese, even if it is just for interest, and make your own stage plan, such as about half a year to take the 4th level, 1 year to take the 3rd level, and two years to take the 2nd level. Recommend a skirt, the beginning is nine three four, the middle is five zero four, the end is seven seven five, you can find it in order to combine, there are tutorial materials you can receive, can provide great help for the study of Japanese.

N2: Candidates are required to study Japanese for about 600 hours, complete intermediate Japanese courses, master advanced grammar, about 1,000 Chinese characters, about 6,000 vocabulary, and have general listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

The N3 requirement is between N2 and N4.

N4: Candidates are required to study Japanese for about 300 hours, complete elementary Japanese courses, master basic grammar, about 300 words of kanji, about 1500 vocabulary, and have the ability to speak and read and write simple texts.

N5: Candidates are required to study Japanese for about 150 hours, complete the first half of the elementary Japanese course, master elementary grammar, about 100 Chinese characters, about 800 vocabulary, and be able to carry out simple conversations and read and write simple and short texts.