College students who are studying Japanese, please enter, how to learn English at university for Jap

I'm still a student, if it's a zero-based study, or I don't have to buy any extracurricular classes, I follow the teacher first, and it's more important to get started. Moreover, the school will be equipped with textbooks. For a dictionary, it's okay to buy one, however, it is recommended that a Japanese-Chinese-Japanese bidirectional dictionary is more practical.

If you are a Japanese major, you can buy an electronic dictionary, you have to buy it sooner or later, otherwise you can't learn it, the paper dictionary is heavy, and it is not very convenient to carry. You can buy a copy of the textbook first, and the textbook for Japanese majors at university may be different and will not be heavy.

I don't think it matters if I don't buy it now, because I use Casio electronic dictionaries now, and I bought a super thick Japanese dictionary when I was a freshman, and I haven't turned it over much in four years, and it's still convenient for electronic dictionaries. Huh

Summary. Hello, if you don't study Japanese after going to university, the school will arrange English as a foreign language course for the student, but the college entrance examination is a Japanese candidate, and the school will let the student choose to take a Japanese course or an English course according to the actual situation of the student.

If you are majoring in Japanese after going to university, then you have to choose a second foreign language, and the second foreign language in general schools is English, as for whether you need to pass the university English test level 4, it also depends on what requirements the school you are studying in, because some schools now link the English level 4 test score with the degree certificate. Personally, I think it is best to pass the CET-4 test, because CET-4 is a very important test score for the majority of students, and it also plays an important role in the future job search.

How do Japanese candidates learn English at university?

Hello, if you don't study Japanese after going to university, the school will arrange English as a foreign language course for the student, but the college entrance examination is a Japanese candidate, and the school will let the student choose to take a Japanese course or an English course according to the actual situation of the student. If you are majoring in Japanese after going to university, then you have to choose a second foreign language, and the second foreign language in general schools is English, as for whether you need to pass the university English test level 4, it also depends on what requirements the school you are studying in, because some schools now link the English level 4 test score with the degree certificate. Personally, I think it is best to pass the CET-4 test, because CET-4 is a very important test score for the majority of students, and it also plays an important role in the future job search.

Hello, there is generally no way to solve this, you can ask your counselor teacher specifically to see if you can change it.

How can I learn Japanese in the shortest amount of time? First of all, we need to be clear and understand what our goal is in learning a language, whether it is for academic progress, for going abroad, or for hobbies. Different goals will have different motivations to learn.

Here are some study tips for learning Japanese.

1.Learn phonetic transcription. Japanese is different from English, and he doesn't have that much phonetic transcription. Therefore, it is not difficult to learn the fifty-tone diagram first. You must learn the 50 tones first, otherwise you can't learn anything. It is recommended that you find online tutorials to read along, listen to and practice more.

3.Learn grammar: The grammar of each country is different, Chinese sentences are generally subject-verb-object structure, while Japanese is different.

So at this time, the grammar shows whether your Japanese is standard or not. If you have perseverance and perseverance, it is recommended that you buy a grammar book and study it carefully to feel the mystery of it. If you don't have self-discipline, I recommend that you enroll in an after-school tutoring class or a Japanese language tutoring agency.

In this way, it can not only urge you to learn and complete the task according to quality and quantity, but also allow you to learn more professional knowledge and systematic learning methods, so that you can avoid detours. It's a very, very good way to do it.

4.More communication, one language, listening, speaking, reading and writing, is essential. Therefore, what we need to do to learn a language is to communicate with others more, listen to other people's pronunciation, practice your listening, and secondly, exercise your speaking level.

For novices and novices, it is a very good method. It can take you from beginner to beginner. Finally, in the end, there are no absolute shortcuts to anything.

Any achievement is the result of countless sweat and hard work. I wish you more and more Japanese!

Hello. 1. There is basically no hope of interdisciplinary study in the graduate school of the National University, and I hope to be mentally prepared for this. Some experts may say yes, but non-experts may not be able to see through the liquid.

2. Of course, there are special circumstances, such as obtaining a second degree in a domestic university (the major to be applied for or similar), or taking about 30 credits of courses in the major to be applied for in a domestic university, and still have the qualifications to apply.

3. From another point of view, if you don't have professional knowledge and can't provide the results of the professional courses (applying for the major), will the tutor only give you a research plan of about 1,000 words?

4. Therefore, it is recommended that you still study the major you studied in college or a similar major, so that there is still hope for the [graduate student] who applies to the National Graduate School, and the possibility of being admitted to the graduate school is greater.

5. How can a liberal arts major or graduate school take the mathematics test? Don't worry.

Non-specialists.