Is there a full time Japanese language school for junior high school students?

This is a full-time Japanese language school that teaches both the curriculum of ordinary Japanese junior high school students and the Japanese language, and this kind of school is probably the only one in Japan. No matter what kind of school you have in China, you can only teach the Chinese curriculum, even if you count the private ones.

In general, some junior high schools teach Japanese. In addition, there are still a few people who can get a level 1 in Japanese after graduating from high school. If you have a good score in the college entrance examination, you can also apply to a good Japanese university. Now the main thing is to lay the foundation, and the rest can be handed over to the intermediary when the time comes.

It's hard to find, but if you want to go to Japan to study at university, it is recommended to lay a good foundation of Japanese during the second year of junior high school, memorize words and grammar in high school or when you have time.

I don't have to go to this kind of school, we have a second-year junior high school student who learns Japanese, she came to us to study in the first year of junior high school, and she is in a similar situation to you, lay a foundation, just study on the weekend, I don't know if you are **.

You should learn as long as you like. Learning more than one foreign language is an advantage in itself, and it can be very helpful for your work and your future development. The most important thing is interest, to be able to satisfy oneself and to be able to move upward, why not.

The question is when to start learning. You are now in the third year of junior high school, and your studies are relatively intense, so I personally think it is better to put more effort into studying in school. If you are studying Japanese at the same time as you are studying on campus, you will have an extra English course.

So there may not be so much time. This is not only in terms of academic pressure, but also in terms of efficiency. Language learning should be insisted on every day, not intermittently, and the learning time should be as long as possible, at least 1 hour, otherwise the effect will be very poor.

In your case, I think it's better to use the winter and summer vacations to study. Now it's best to put it on first, or get started when you have time, memorize the kana, and have some basic knowledge, and then find some Chinese and Japanese lyrics, and learn your favorite songs to quench your thirst. Don't be too anxious to aim too high.

After you graduate from junior high school, there will be a relatively long summer vacation, and you will study very well at that time.

In addition, you need to learn English well. English is important. It's true.

It is also very helpful for you to learn Japanese. There are many foreign words in Japanese, all of which have evolved from English, so it will be much easier to memorize these foreign words in English. In addition, if you learn how to deal with and analyze some grammatical or linguistic difficulties encountered in English.

Then it will be very helpful to learn Japanese.

In a word, if you have love for the Japanese language, put up with it. Hehe.

I like to study, and my interest is rare. It's good to learn more Chinese! But when you go to college in the future, don't take it as a major, it's really boring.

Professionally passing by.

If you want to learn English as well as Japanese! I also like to speak Japanese.

If you are strong-willed, you can learn level 3, and if you are good at English, you can memorize foreign words. If you're in school, let's sign up for a class.

Of course, it is the new version of the standard Japanese for Sino-Japanese communication by the People's Education Publishing House, which is rich in resources and suitable for junior high school students to learn, and can also be self-taught.

The new version of the Sino-Japanese exchange standard Japanese full set of *** and synchronous materials.

The new version of Standard Japanese for Sino-Japanese Communication focuses on grammar, while Everybody's Japanese focuses on speaking and conversation, with a different emphasis. If you are a beginner, it is better to use the "New Edition of Standard Japanese for Sino-Japanese Communication", the grammar is more detailed, and it will be better to learn a certain degree and then look at the spoken English.

The standard date of learning. The new version of the standard date is not boring either. Very good.