How to Improve Your Japanese Listening Level 5

Listening to Japanese is a difficult task, especially for Chinese learners who lack a language environment. I think everyone can answer the question of how to improve their listening skills, which is to listen more, but what to listen to?

First of all, listening to the texts is a very valuable resource and the focus of the JLPT because it is very important to have a comparison with the original text.

Secondly, listen to Japanese radio, friends who do not have the conditions to often surf the Internet can buy a radio with shortwave, insist on listening to NHK's radio every day, and friends with conditions can browse NHK's **.

The site provides a lot of news every day**, all in RM format, the file size is not large, and the bandwidth provided is also good, and the 56k cat can also be read relatively smoothly. Even if you barely understand it, it doesn't matter, there is a simple text that can be compared to the general idea. After listening, you can look up the words you are interested in, which is also very good for accumulating words.

I believe that if you persist for more than a few months, your language sense and listening skills will be greatly improved. (Of course, a certain vocabulary is required as a foundation).

Finally, there is the surprise attack before the exam. Listen to the listening part of the real test questions from previous years every day before the test (now sold in bookstores).

Well, it's almost as good as a 75 out of 100 on the exam, and your listening is already quite good. As far as I know, it seems that there are still many candidates who simply choose one answer when taking the listening test, which is miserable, and if this is the case, the chance of passing is too small. Also, if your listening skills are so poor, it will be difficult to actually talk to Japanese people in the future, so let's practice well.

Hope it helps.

Someone recommends a series of methods such as watching Japanese dramas, listening to the radio, and I can't say that they are useless, but according to my personal experience, the effect is really slow... Personally, I suggest that you find an article that suits your current level and write out what you hear If you can't write it all at once, listen to it a few more times until you write all the words or kana that can be written, and then compare the original text to see what words you don't hear Repeat this exercise After a month, you can suddenly find your progress You can understand Japanese dramas without subtitles I hope it can help you!

You can practice it by watching 50 Japanese anime.

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To improve Japanese listening quickly, you need to pronounce it correctly, master a certain vocabulary, stick to listening, and practice repeatedly.

(1) Correct pronunciation is a basic condition for Japanese listening.

The cultivation of listening ability should start with correct pronunciation, and only by pronouncing it correctly can you understand what others are saying. Therefore, it is necessary to start with sound recognition and solid training.

2) Mastering a certain vocabulary is a prerequisite for improving Japanese listening.

It is necessary to master a certain number of commonly used words, which is a prerequisite for improving Japanese listening. If you say a word alone, you can quickly hear what it is, and you can quickly say the meaning of Chinese, but put this word in a long sentence, it is usually inaudible, or it takes a long time to react and think, because of the learner's lack of listening ability. Therefore, the accumulation of vocabulary is a key part of improving Japanese listening.

3) Persistence in listening and repeated practice are decisive factors in improving Japanese listening.

As the saying goes, "practice makes perfect". No matter what you do, a certain amount of accumulation will eventually reach a qualitative leap.

Foreign language learning is even more so, people who learn foreign languages know that the study of foreign languages has to pay double or even more efforts than other majors, one is because the foreign language itself is not the language we are familiar with, and the other is that the learning of foreign languages is not enough to rely on understanding, on the basis of understanding, skilled memory and skillful application, which is the fundamental purpose of learning foreign languages.

Here's how to improve your Japanese listening:

1. Usually watch more Japanese programs and movies. At first, it doesn't mean that you have to understand every sentence, even if you don't understand a single sentence, you must at least get your ears used to Japanese. Besides, they are all Japanese bigwigs who are going to take the N1 and N2 exams, and they should be able to understand most of the Japanese dramas with life themes.

3. Try to communicate with Japanese people. Whether it's with a foreign teacher or with a Japanese international student at our school. Anyway, if you have the opportunity, don't miss the opportunity to communicate with Japanese people, and not only can you practice speaking and listening. It can also increase the motivation to study on your own.

4. Understand the listening questions that you usually listen to. I usually do Japanese listening exercises that are equivalent to my Japanese level or just a little higher, and I must understand them all. After listening, you must have a good answer to the answer, and if you are wrong, you must look at the answer or the original text to understand ** wrong, why it is wrong.

5. Pay attention to the usual accumulation and don't be lazy. If you come across a word that you don't understand or make a mistake because of a grammatical reason, be sure to check it out and write it down. If your hearing is not good because you don't have enough vocabulary or grammar accumulation, it is recommended to memorize the red and blue brothers.

You must keep exercising to get results.