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Anonymous users2024-02-06I watched the N1 exam 4 times,,The first time it was still 400 points,279 is one point short,Later, the reform of 100 points passed 98 99 once.。。。 This time 140 has passed, in short, it has been accumulated for a long time. However, how to say it in the N1 test, I think the most difficult part is the vocabulary part.
Reading is good for Chinese, listening is more difficult than n2 is certainly but limited, in short, listening is simple for people who know, and bad people are not improved in a day or two. Grammar depends on the so-called "little yellow" question benchmark, it doesn't matter, there are many grammar books on the market for the N1 exam, but the content is basically more than 100 pieces, there is no difference, just memorize it. The most important thing is vocabulary.
The vocabulary of the first level is really difficult, I have memorized at least 3 vocabulary books, but I always feel that I am unable to do it every time, and there are always new words coming out. This time, I got a perfect score for N1 vocabulary, on the one hand, it is due to the long-term accumulation and the increase in vocabulary of reading newspapers every day in Japan, and on the other hand, it is a surprise attack before the exam. I've read a few books in China, and I think it's okay, but it's not too good or too bad, and in Japan I know that the book "New Complete Vocabulary" is still good.
The new is a series of books, and the publishing house is, and it is very powerful. It's a lot better to get him over again. The rest depends on your own accumulation.
To be honest, the vocabulary of N1 is not something that can be improved by memorizing the book once or twice, but for the sake of the exam, it must be better than not reading it I hope it will help you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Ha ha. A little luckier than the big brother downstairs. Just do more questions for the exam.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The most helpful thing for JLPT is to buy past papers and do them!! ok。。。It's not a big deal.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Level 1:
1.Text: Vocabulary 45 minutes 100 points.
2.Listening 45 minutes accounts for 100 points.
3.Reading comprehension grammar 90 minutes accounts for 200 points.
Total 180 minutes, 400 points.
Ability requirements: Candidates are required to study Japanese for about 900 hours, master about 2,000 words of advanced Japanese grammar, about 10,000 words, and be able to meet the needs of social interaction, university study and basic research.
Level 2: 1Text Vocabulary 35 minutes 100 points.
2.Listening 40 minutes accounts for 100 points.
3.Reading comprehension grammar 70 minutes accounts for 200 points.
145 minutes in total, 400 minutes in total.
Ability requirements: Candidates are required to study Japanese for about 600 hours, complete intermediate Japanese courses, master advanced grammar, about 1000 words of Chinese characters, about 6000 vocabulary, and have general listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a proficiency test conducted in 1984 by the Japan International Exchange (JEDA) and the Japan Association for International Educational Exchange (JEDA) for non-native Japanese speakers. Exam scores.
Levels 1, 2, 3, and 4, Level 1 is about equivalent to the level of Level 3-4 of Japanese for undergraduate majors in China. each level.
The test is divided into three parts: text, vocabulary, listening, reading, and grammar.
In China, the examination is carried out by the Examination Cooperation Committee composed of China and Japan, and organized and implemented by the Examination Center of the State Education Commission. At present, there are 14 test centers in the country, and candidates can choose according to their own situation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Textual vocabulary, listening, reading grammar.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The Japanese Language Proficiency Test is an objective test.
The N1 and N2 exams are divided into two subjects: "Language Knowledge (Words, Vocabulary, Grammar), Reading" and "Listening", and the N3, N4 and N5 exams are divided into "Language Knowledge (Words, Vocabulary)". The full score of 3 subjects of language knowledge (grammar), "reading" and "listening" is 180 points.
The scores of N4 and N5 are divided into two categories: "Language knowledge (words, vocabulary, grammar), reading" and "listening".
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