How long does it take to study Japanese to pass JLPT Level 2?

Since you have been in contact with it, it should be half a year.

I've only been studying for half a year.

Mind that the foundation must be laid.

Levels are important.

In the second level, you only need to understand 170 grammars.

A lot of the meaning is repeated.

Then it's time to memorize the words.

It's an art, (*hee-hee......

Tell yourself that the more you memorize, the more fun it will be, and the more you memorize, the better.

It's all multiple-choice questions, and if it's next year, it's going to be divided into 5 levels.

It's about 1 year, and I can memorize words when I learn kana, and I can memorize some simple and commonly used words! When you feel that memorizing words is not so rare, you can learn sentence patterns and memorize some commonly used sentences appropriately! To the extent that a simple conversation can be completed, it is necessary to practice listening, which cannot be practiced in the sky, and requires long-term persistence!

Practice through news, Japanese dramas, anime, and the voice of the Ronran group! The last thing is to do the real questions, do all the questions from 91 to 08, if you understand them all, then it will definitely not be a problem to get more than 330 at level 2, with a full score of 400240 points will pass, but for this society, 240 is equal to nothing, although there is a certificate, but the higher the better, the general employment standard should be at least 300 points or more.

It is recommended to register for a class to study systematically Relying on self-study alone The progress is slow and the efficiency is not high Dalian Jiahe Foreign Language now has a zero-based to level 2 class All of them are taught by foreign teachers The method is good and the pertinence is strong Blind learning will only waste time and energy Blind learning will only waste time and energy This is my experience I hope it can help you Oh That's right Jiahe** is 400 626 6737 You can ask in detail.

There is no public criterion, and it can only be determined that the score is given according to the difficulty factor, but the specific allocation is not clear to anyone. Wait for the results

After the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) was reformed to 180 points, the scoring system was calculated based on a weighted average method.

For example, if you get 2 questions wrong, but your total listening score is in the top 1% of the world, you will get a perfect score in the end. In other words, it is not calculated according to the deduction of points for each question.

My classmate has scored 60 points in 2 items, but he obviously got the question wrong.

Because of this scoring mechanism, the score line will be different every year, as long as you rank more than 50% of all the candidates who took the test this time, you can basically pass

After the examination papers are completed, the score will be determined according to the candidate's situation.

[New JLPT N2 Test Passing Criteria]

N2 out of 180.

Two conditions are met to qualify:

1. Language knowledge, reading comprehension, and listening comprehension, with a score of 19 or more in these three parts;

2. The total score is 90 points or above.

3. [Score Calculation Method].

Language knowledge: 60 points.

Question 1: 1 point x 5 = 5 points.

Question 2: 1 point x 5 = 5 points.

Question 3: 1 point x 5 = 5 points.

Question 4: 1 point x 7 = 7 points.

Question 5: 1 point x 5 = 5 points.

Question 6: 2 points x 5 = 10 points.

Question 7: 1 point x 12 = 12 points.

Question 8: 1 point x 5 = 5 points.

Question 9: 1 point x 5 = 5 points.

Score 59x60=Language Knowledge Score.

Reading comprehension: 60 points.

Question 10: 2 points x 5 = 10 points.

Question 11: 3 points x 9 = 27 points.

Question 12: 3 points x 2 = 6 points.

Question 13: 4 points x 3 = 12 points.

Question 14: 3 points x 2 = 6 points.

Score 61x60 = Reading Score.

Listening: 60 points.

Question 1: 2 points x 5 = 10 points.

Question 2: 2 points x 6 = 12 points.

Question 3: 2 points x 5 = 10 points.

Question 4: 1 point x 12 = 12 points.

Question 5: 3 points x 4 = 12 points.

Score 56x60=Listening score.

Note: The number of questions in each question type of the exam paper is not fixed every year, and this score calculation method will deviate from the actual score, but the deviation will not exceed 10%.

The scoring criteria for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test have not been disclosed in Japan

In fact, it doesn't matter whether the level exam is difficult or not, if you reach the level, it will naturally come naturally. Just like Level 4 or 6, the main purpose of the placement test is to give a relatively fair score of your language level.

There are two major difficulties in learning Japanese, vocabulary and grammar. The words are better, after all, there are many similarities with our Chinese, but the grammar is much more difficult than English, and its grammar needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis, and it is more rigorous.

Do dozens of exercises, no shortcuts.

Level 4, elementary grammar, about 100 kanji, about 800 vocabulary, able to speak simply, able to read simple short texts, about 150 hours of Japanese learning time, the first half of elementary Japanese is understood.

Level 3, basic grammar, about 300 kanji characters, about 1500 vocabulary, able to use daily conversations, able to read simple texts, about 300 hours of Japanese learning, and a degree of mastery of all elementary Japanese.

Level 2, relatively advanced grammar, about 1000 Chinese characters, about 6000 vocabulary, able to deal with general conversation, required to be able to read and write. The Japanese language study time is about 600 hours, and all intermediate Japanese students are mastered.

Level 1, advanced grammar, about 2,000 kanji and 10,000 vocabulary, comprehensive Japanese skills necessary for social life. 900 hours of Japanese language study.

Things are not absolute, maybe you haven't reached the level and passed the level. If you need to study Japanese for 10 hours a day and forget it the next day, it's the same as aesthetics, so that time is useful and you really remember something.

As for the first level, it's just a test-taking, and there is also a certain range of exams, and the domestic test-taking level is very high, no matter how you ask questions, you can find a pattern, so there are a lot of review grammar words and listening reading within the first level, which can be aimed at review. Anyway, if you have passed the Level 1 Japanese exam, it is only an introductory one, and there is no limit to what you have to learn in a language. Just remember more!

It takes a strong memory!

If you find this textbook to study on your own, such as everyone's Japanese and the like, if you stick to it every day, you can pass level 3 in half a year, and you can pass level 2 in a year, but this only means that you can pass the exam, if you want to reach the level of basic communication with Japanese people, it still takes 2 or 3 years, and the specific length of time depends on your level of effort, and self-study is completely possible, the important thing is to persevere.

If you have good study habits, you can pass in a year, and my friend is an example, but he is the kind who concentrates on studying at home and does not go to work.

This is the same as a person who doesn't know English to take the English level 6 exam, which is basically equivalent to the book of heaven. If a foreign language can be obtained so easily, then why do universities need foreign language departments? If you like it, just start from scratch and learn it for two or three years, and you may be able to reach N2.

Think too much, and honestly learn from scratch.