Can I go abroad to study Japanese at university, and do I need to study English for Japanese majors

Yes, many of the Japanese language students at university have no starting point. When you go to university, the school can provide you with the opportunity to study in Japan, which is more likely than the agency you find yourself outside to go abroad, and it is safe. As for the oral exam...

All of them are needed, but they are all very simple in college, and they generally won't embarrass you.

If you have a certificate, you can go out, and there are a few more capable Japanese teachers in the Polytechnic University, so communicate with them more and let the teachers help you get in touch, there are still many opportunities. Agree to go upstairs, go early, it's better, get the Japanese certificate early!

You can apply for the Japanese department、、I'm also zero-based.,But now I'm learning okay、、、 as for studying in Japan.,There will be a lot of programs in the university.,You can apply when the time comes.、There are people in our class who are studying in Japan now.,And the spoken English is not particularly good.、、、

It mainly depends on the policy of the school you are admitted to Some schools have some Some do not have public funds are generally about the top 5 of the grade and it seems that there is any deposit Our school is 120,000 After returning to China It will be returned to you This is public expense If you pay it yourself, it seems that you have to pay more money And half of the top few grades have a foundation in Japanese But it may be easier for girls to learn After all, it is a language class.

To study in Japan, you have to go to a language school first, and then take the exam, and even if you come out of the Japanese department, there are many people who go to Japan to study at a language school.

It's best to go directly to Japan to learn, and I also went to China to learn Chinese.

Summary. Japanese language candidates do not have to study English after entering university. If you choose to major in Japanese after entering university, the school will generally take English as a second language, and if the major you choose at university is not Japanese, then the school will generally offer English courses as a compulsory course, but the latest document states that Japanese candidates can take Japanese at university.

Japanese language candidates do not have to learn English after entering the university. If you choose a Japanese major after going to university, then the school will generally take English subjects as a second language, and if the major chosen by Wang Duanju University is not Japanese, then the school will generally offer English courses as a compulsory course, but the latest document points out that Japanese candidates can take Japanese at the university.

Do I have to take English for graduate school entrance examinations?

If you don't need to study English, you can choose other minor languages such as Russian, Japanese, etc.

Those schools have Japanese language majors.

Do I have to take an English level in college?

This is not required, college English.

Registration for Levels 4 and 6 is voluntary, and there is no requirement that full-time college students must take the exam.

If you don't choose Japanese as a major, can you take the Japanese language test for graduate school?

Yes, you can choose Japanese for graduate school entrance examinations.

It's up to you.

If you don't take the English level, can you graduate from university smoothly?

Generally speaking, if you don't take the fourth or sixth level, you can generally graduate, because undergraduate schools generally do not have a mandatory test for the fourth or sixth level, but some colleges and universities will stipulate that you can only issue a bachelor's degree certificate after the fourth level of empty branches.

What schools have to take the English level?

For example, Shanxi Medical University, Northwest University, Civil Aviation University of China, Beijing Agricultural University, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University and so on

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It depends on the course selection regulations of the university you are applying for, if the university stipulates that the foreign language course must be in English, then even the Japanese candidate in the college entrance examination must study English, but if the institution can use Japanese as a foreign language course, then the university can not study English.

This course is a compulsory university foreign language course, which is open to students who are Japanese in the college entrance examination for 2019 freshmen, and is not open to other students temporarily. Once selected, in principle, university foreign language courses are not allowed to be changed to English. Students who choose Japanese will be taught separately in separate classes, while other students will continue to attend classes in English graded classes.

Learning English allows you to improve your language skills and add one language ability; Learning English is good for making friends, chatting or working with foreigners; Learning English is good for understanding the customs and cultures of other countries.

Learning English is conducive to finding a job, for example, for many foreign companies, English is a compulsory requirement; Learning English is good for studying or traveling abroad, at least you won't get lost or overwhelmed; Learning English is good for reading foreign books** or TV movies.

A few schools can, for example, some schools where the public handshake language class is a Japanese language imitation.

The origin of the Japanese language has been debated, and the Meiji Japanese classified Japanese as an Altaic language, a claim that has been widely denied, with Homer Hulbert and Shin Ohno believing that Japanese belongs to the Dravidian language family, Nishida Tatsuo considering Japanese a Sino-Tibetan language family, and Christopher IBeckwith) believed that Japanese belonged to the Japanese-Goguryeo language family (i.e., the Buyeo language family), and Leon Angelo Serafim believed that the Japanese language and the Ryukyuan language could form the Japanese language family. There is an assumption that the Austronesian language family, the Zhuang-Dong language family, and the Japanese language family can form the Austro-Tai languages, which means that all three have a common origin.

During the Tang Dynasty, the Japanese invented kana that was common among women, and the official script was written in classical Chinese, so modern Japanese was greatly influenced by ancient Chinese. Taking the "Dictionary of the Chinese Language of Examples" in Showa 31 (1956) as an example, in the vocabulary of Japanese, Japanese language accounted for Chinese, and in Showa 39 (1964), the National Research Institute of Japan conducted a survey of 90 magazine terms and came to the conclusion that Japanese language accounted for nearly 10% of Chinese and Western languages.

Summary. If you want to learn English for a Japanese major at university, you can choose English as a second foreign language according to your personal wishes.

If you take the Japanese test for the university entrance examination, you don't need to take the English test.

If you want to learn English for a Japanese major at university, you can choose English as a second foreign language according to your personal wishes.

If you take the Japanese test for the university entrance examination, you don't need to take the English test, yes, dear.

Can I take the civil service test in Japanese at school?

Yes 1Japanese language majors can apply for the civil service examination.

Which schools have to take the English level.

In the recruitment of civil servants, there will be relatively few positions for Japanese majors, and if not, you can also apply for the position of "not being able to cover the limit" major to give up the state position, but the competition will be relatively fierce.

List of colleges and universities that require level 4 or 6 Shanxi Medical University Most majors require that they must pass level 4 or 6 before the re-examination. Northwestern University.

If you don't have an English level at university, you don't need to take a Japanese level.

You don't have to take the 4th or 6th level at university, but you can also take the Japanese test.

If you don't choose a Japanese major, can you take the Japanese level instead of English?

Yes pro. Yes, all colleges and universities have taken this problem into account, and the relevant college English level 4 and 6 can be replaced by the college Japanese He Song level 4 and 6, but due to the limited number of colleges and universities that offer university Japanese level 4 and 6 test centers, some colleges and universities also recognize the test results of Zen Kuan Zheng JLPT and the N3 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, yes, there is a great demand for Japanese talents in China now, especially senior Japanese translators, senior Japanese translators, so the employment prospects are also very good. Hope it helps.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, yes, there is a great demand for Japanese talents in China now, especially senior Japanese translators, senior Japanese translators, so the employment prospects are also very good. Hope it helps.

If you choose Japanese in high school and continue to study Japanese at university, what will be the impact on the graduate school entrance examination?

It doesn't make a difference.

If I continue to study Japanese in pharmaceutical engineering, which I studied in college, will I be limited in my future employment in the corresponding major<> and there will be no restrictions in my major?

Some employers require CET-4 and CET-6. I am afraid that my employment or postgraduate entrance examination will be limited at that time.

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There are also exams for Japanese, and it is not affected if you are not particularly specialized in English.

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You're welcome, it's just that learning Japanese and joining the army and politics are restricted. Yes.