Is the Mandarin test difficult? Is it difficult to get a Mandarin certificate?

The Mandarin test is very simple, don't be nervous, I just took it last year. Exams are all oral, not written. When I took the exam last year, the exam paper was generally divided into two parts:

Reading and oral composition of words. The pronunciation of those words depends on the usual accumulation, and oral composition is equivalent to impromptu speech, which can be spoken for two minutes. Hope you get a good result!

It's not difficult to take the test, after signing up, there is a book, you have read the content in this book, and read the standard. When you practice speaking, just pay attention to using Mandarin.

It's not difficult to say, it's not easy to say, it's not easy, and the Mandarin test has grades. It depends on what kind of profession you are in, if it is broadcasting, hosting and other jobs, then it is a little more difficult, if it is a general service job, then it is simpler!

It's not hard to say, it's not easy to say. In short, just practice regularly.

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The Mandarin certificate is not difficult to get.

Whether Mandarin is difficult to test or not, this question varies from person to person, and if you have mastered the exam skills and understand its routines, then Mandarin is actually very simple.

The question types for the Putonghua test are as follows:

1. Read 100 monosyllabic words, with a time limit of 3 minutes and 30 seconds, accounting for 10 points.

2. Read 50 two-syllable words, with a time limit of 2 minutes and 30 seconds, accounting for 20 minutes.

Short text reading aloud, time limit 4 minutes, accounting for 30 points.

4. The proposition speaks, the time is 3 minutes, accounting for 40 points. Before the start of the exam, candidates will be asked to draw questions and given time to prepare. You can use this time to review and organize the content of the four propositions.

Questions 1 to 3 are machine changes, and four questions are human changes.

Precautions for the Mandarin test.

It is necessary to pay attention to the reading of three-tone words must be read a little slower, which helps to pronounce the whole sound (first descending tone and then rising tone), and it is likely that you will only pronounce semitones without paying attention to speaking (such as drinking water, which is usually read by everyone).

Pay attention to the reading of soft words, many words can be read softly and with tones, so that you can read how you want, but some can't, and the reading of soft words should also be practiced a little.

In fact, the Putonghua proficiency test is not difficult, but for students in areas where the pronunciation of dialects and Putonghua is relatively different, Putonghua D is not simple. However, the second B is still very easy to test, and the second class and the upper level are more difficult. The pass rate is about 80 percent.

The exam is generally divided into five modules, the first part of which is to read monosyllabic words (100 syllables, 10 points in total, time limit); The second part is to read polysyllabic words (100 syllables, 20 minutes in total, time limit);

The third part is a short reading aloud (400 syllables, 30 minutes in total, 4 minutes in total); The fourth part is propositional speech (generally you will be given two topics, you choose one of the topics, a total of 40 points, limited to 3 minutes).

Let's take a look at the detailed rules for deducting points for "reading aloud" in the "Putonghua Proficiency Test Syllabus":

1) If you mispronounce a syllable, you will be deducted points; Points will be deducted if a syllable is omitted or added.

2) Systematic phonological defects of initials or finals will be deducted 1 point depending on the degree.

3) Intonation bias, depending on the degree, 1 point, 2 points

4) If the connection is improperly suspended, 1 point, or 2 points will be deducted depending on the degree.

5) If the reading aloud is not fluent (including reading back), 1 point, 2 points will be deducted depending on the level.

6) 1 point will be deducted for overtime (reading 400 syllables for no more than 4 minutes).

Therefore, it is necessary to prepare according to this standard, and when you are waiting for the exam, the exam questions will be given to you, and there is a dictionary to look up new words, or by sufficient time.