Finally!! After a long period studying Japanese, I passed the JLPT N5 level!!
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Finally!! After a long period studying Japanese, I passed the JLPT N5 level!!
Hello everyone o/ How have you been?
congratulations!!!
also nice to see you again!! i'm doing good, and i hope you are too ^^
i'm just having a little bit of a stomachache right now, haha...
also nice to see you again!! i'm doing good, and i hope you are too ^^
i'm just having a little bit of a stomachache right now, haha...
Amogus
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Are you OK? Have you taken some medicine?lostsilver wrote:
congratulations!!!
also nice to see you again!! i'm doing good, and i hope you are too ^^
i'm just having a little bit of a stomachache right now, haha...
¡Guau!z0z wrote:
wow
o/Karmine wrote:
Welcome back and GG!
yeah!! i'm good, probably just hungry,,,Hachiman Ryouta wrote:
Are you OK? Have you taken some medicine?lostsilver wrote:
congratulations!!!
also nice to see you again!! i'm doing good, and i hope you are too ^^
i'm just having a little bit of a stomachache right now, haha...
i mean i haven't exactly ate anything lol
but the pain is basically gone now, so that's good :>
gg!
Waos felicidades
Welcome back too
Welcome back too
that's neat
cool
おめでとうございます！
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gg!Farfocele wrote:
gg!
ThanksNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Waos felicidades
Welcome back too
IndeedPatatitta wrote:
that's neat
Yepfurry hater wrote:
cool
mada mada desuReyalp51 wrote:
congrats now you are nihongo juozu
ありがとうございますMistressRemilia wrote:
おめでとうございます！
Let's goooo. Share your resources and journey
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Should I update my previous post? I mean the one I used for explaining my method for learning Japanese...Manishh wrote:
Let's goooo. Share your resources and journey
GUSKatouMegumi wrote:
Amogus
gg
OH WAIT YOU ARE THAT GUY. god damn its been so long. Congrats bro.Hachiman Ryouta wrote:
Should I update my previous post? I mean the one I used for explaining my method for learning Japanese...Manishh wrote:
Let's goooo. Share your resources and journeyGUSKatouMegumi wrote:
Amogus
I slacked off real hard. Had finals so didnt got much time.
先輩、日本語を学ぶのを手伝ってください！あなたの旅を共有してください!!!
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ggsCorne2Plum3 wrote:
gg
ありがとうCerno wrote:
おめでとう
Do not worry, I'll update the changes in the method かも…Manishh wrote:
OH WAIT YOU ARE THAT GUY. god damn its been so long. Congrats bro.Hachiman Ryouta wrote:
Should I update my previous post? I mean the one I used for explaining my method for learning Japanese...Manishh wrote:
Let's goooo. Share your resources and journeyGUSKatouMegumi wrote:
Amogus
I slacked off real hard. Had finals so didnt got much time.
先輩、日本語を学ぶのを手伝ってください！あなたの旅を共有してください!!!
I learnt a bit JP then drop cuz have other thing to do, so Im like 1/2 of N5 lol
Anyway congrats
Anyway congrats
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Thank you very much, maybe someday you can have the time, it is so interesting to learn a new language by oneself, not imposed by school lol[TCD] Dzar03 wrote:
I learnt a bit JP then drop cuz have other thing to do, so Im like 1/2 of N5 lol
Anyway congrats
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I did a quick update on my post, hope it helps you to make your own betterManishh wrote:
OH WAIT YOU ARE THAT GUY. god damn its been so long. Congrats bro.Hachiman Ryouta wrote:
Should I update my previous post? I mean the one I used for explaining my method for learning Japanese...Manishh wrote:
Let's goooo. Share your resources and journeyGUSKatouMegumi wrote:
Amogus
I slacked off real hard. Had finals so didnt got much time.
先輩、日本語を学ぶのを手伝ってください！あなたの旅を共有してください!!!
Also if you can help by commenting my method and what would you change it is welcomed as well.ohh, 0 to n5 in 6month is impressive. Staying consistent is what worked well it seems. How many hours a day did you studied japanese?
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I studied at least 1 hour per day (weekdays), and there was like 2 months that I reduced the pace because of work to 30 mins, and for weekends I did 2 hours, but recently it was augmented to 3 hours on weekendsManishh wrote:
ohh, 0 to n5 in 6month is impressive. Staying consistent is what worked well it seems. How many hours a day did you studied japanese?
That clears things up, thank you. I will try to replicate it.Hachiman Ryouta wrote:
I studied at least 1 hour per day (weekdays), and there was like 2 months that I reduced the pace because of work to 30 mins, and for weekends I did 2 hours, but recently it was augented to 3 hours on weekendsManishh wrote:
ohh, 0 to n5 in 6month is impressive. Staying consistent is what worked well it seems. How many hours a day did you studied japanese?
we stay winning in OT
Btw, since you said you sit in a vc with native speakers. How good is your listening ability? What I am particularly interested in is how good of a listening can one develop at N5 level
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o/Bridget Enjoyer wrote:
we stay winning in OT
Mhhmm... nice question, I do not know, but I think it has to be with my native language, Spanish, and the way it is easier to hear Japanese and to pronounce it. So I think for native Spanish speakers is easier to hear and speak Japanese, also Japanese people can learn to speak Spanish more faster than English for example.Manishh wrote:
Btw, since you said you sit in a vc with native speakers. How good is your listening ability? What I am particularly interested in is how good of a listening can one develop at N5 level
But in conclusion, yeah It was easy to me to hear the words even if I did not know what they meant, but that helped me to understand how to pronounce them and to get acustommed to hearing everyday real Japanese. Ah also I learned Aizuchi, a very important feature to make a native speaker feel comfortable while in a conversation.
I meant, how much can you understand? Like actually being able to understand what they are saying.
Manishh wrote:
I meant, how much can you understand? Like actually being able to understand what they are saying.
My eyes are bad. So, I wear glasses all the time. In the classroom, I always sit in the most front row. I don't hate wearing glasses. But, because of now my glasses are old, I want new glasses.
surely this level could be reached in 6mos.
I never knew what aizuchi was until I checked just nowHachiman Ryouta wrote:
Ah also I learned Aizuchi, a very important feature to make a native speaker feel comfortable while in a conversation.
I have heard its possible to be fluent at N5 level. I guess by refining the already acquired skill
learn Miku language, very wise yes
just a bit more context about how exactly is it easy for chinese language natives to learn japanese
the majority of our courses were designed to be introducing kana, basic grammar, basic vocabulary, then jump to N4
then we go very quickly from N4 to N2, most courses are designed to be N2 ready at year 1.5, and it's completely doable to start from 0 knowledge to N2 in 1 year
and because N2 is quite enough for everything except for academic requirements, 80% to 90% of learners would stop here, and those who wish to go further would spend roughly 1 year to get well prepared for N1
so yeah, 3 to 3.5 years to N1 if you procrastinate, and 2 years if you're among those diligent ones
I'm saying this because I really didn't take any JLPT test prior to my N1 attempt, which took me twice to clear. so I really don't know much about more entry level of JLPT
... and it took me 8 years from day 1
so yeah I procrastinate quite dramatically
the majority of our courses were designed to be introducing kana, basic grammar, basic vocabulary, then jump to N4
then we go very quickly from N4 to N2, most courses are designed to be N2 ready at year 1.5, and it's completely doable to start from 0 knowledge to N2 in 1 year
and because N2 is quite enough for everything except for academic requirements, 80% to 90% of learners would stop here, and those who wish to go further would spend roughly 1 year to get well prepared for N1
so yeah, 3 to 3.5 years to N1 if you procrastinate, and 2 years if you're among those diligent ones
I'm saying this because I really didn't take any JLPT test prior to my N1 attempt, which took me twice to clear. so I really don't know much about more entry level of JLPT
... and it took me 8 years from day 1
so yeah I procrastinate quite dramatically
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Ohh, a little, like the most common words like, KoNBaNHa, some type-i adjective, like omoshiroi. Sometimes whole phrases. But to be honest I felt lost at the beginning, now I can follow conversations for longer periods of time.. but yeah given the repetition of words I knew I was able to understand to a certain point...Manishh wrote:
I meant, how much can you understand? Like actually being able to understand what they are saying.
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That sounds kind of unnatural, illogical, How can someone be fluent but also being entry level? 🤔Manishh wrote:
I have heard its possible to be fluent at N5 level. I guess by refining the already acquired skill
Miku speaks all languages, but I think her native one is Japanese, isn't it?- Marco - wrote:
learn Miku language, very wise yes
Wow! N1!! That's nuts! N1 still so far for meArctos Sagittario wrote:
just a bit more context about how exactly is it easy for chinese language natives to learn japanese
the majority of our courses were designed to be introducing kana, basic grammar, basic vocabulary, then jump to N4
then we go very quickly from N4 to N2, most courses are designed to be N2 ready at year 1.5, and it's completely doable to start from 0 knowledge to N2 in 1 year
and because N2 is quite enough for everything except for academic requirements, 80% to 90% of learners would stop here, and those who wish to go further would spend roughly 1 year to get well prepared for N1
so yeah, 3 to 3.5 years to N1 if you procrastinate, and 2 years if you're among those diligent ones
I'm saying this because I really didn't take any JLPT test prior to my N1 attempt, which took me twice to clear. so I really don't know much about more entry level of JLPT
... and it took me 8 years from day 1
so yeah I procrastinate quite dramatically
Yep :3Hachiman Ryouta wrote:
Miku speaks all languages, but I think her native one is Japanese, isn't it?- Marco - wrote:
learn Miku language, very wise yes