#Japanese language proficiency test

[onigiriforears]

spreading good faith and cheer to everyone who is sitting/has sat for the JLPT today

#jlpt #japanese language proficiency test #japanese #japanese language

[myjapaneseonline]

Achieving the N2 level proficiency in the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a significant accomplishment that opens the door to a wide range of professional job opportunities in Japan. While the N2 level indicates an advanced level of Japanese language skills, it is not necessary to be completely fluent to secure a fulfilling career. In this blog post, we’ll explore the exciting professional job opportunities that individuals with N2 level proficiency can pursue in various industries.

#N2 level proficiency #Japanese Language Proficiency Test #JLPT

[angryborzois]

how is it already pretty much november

#shit i have the jlpt (japanese language proficiency test) and a college test for criminal justice coming up in december #watch me fail both of those #im worried for the jlpt because my dumb ass has shit memory but i still signed up because i want a nice record #theres like 5 levels (n5-n1; 5 is the lowest and 1 is the highest) #i signed up for the n2 level test because i know n1 would be too hard for me #n2 seems proficient enough to look good on my future resume (if I pass it) #i know people who passed n1 but im not that confident lol #istg im gonna fail #for the criminal justice test its just to get college credits for that subject early while I'm still in hs #and im pretty sure i wont fail that one since im already doing good in my class anyway

[x-whyareyoureadingthis-x]

People not realizing how fucking lucky they are 🤮

#all of my friends got spots on the very limited japanese language proficiency test (jlpt) #i didn't #so i need to pray that i get a spot in winter #bc i need it if i want a scholarship for my year abroad in japan #and now #these few lucky people who got a spot #aren't going #bc they forgot to book a train in advance and now it's too expensive #we have a special offer running atm #it might take you half a day to get there then but you would get there and it is cheap #but they just don't realise how much other people would need those spots #how fucking lucky they were to get them #they just throw it out of the window #fucks me up

[bondevalue]

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#Japanese Language Courses for Corporates #JLPT Japanese Language Proficiency test

[tokidokitokyo]

Types of Japanese Tests

Whilst studying different aspects of Japanese (kanji, proverbs, etc.) I have discovered that there are a myriad of tests you can take (whether you are Japanese or a foreigner) to display your prowess in Japanese.

Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)

日本語能力試験

Wikipedia

JLPT Website

5 level exams (N5 lowest to N1 highest)

Offered twice a year in Japan (July, December), once a year in other countries (December)

Pass/Fail

Business Japanese Proficiency Test (BJT)

ビジネス日本語能力テスト

Wikipedia

BJT Website

1 exam, 5 levels depending on score (J5 lowest to J1 highest)

Offered any day a seat is open at a testing center

Numerical score gives you a rank (J5 to J1)

Japan Kanji Aptitude Test (Kanken)

日本漢字能力検定 or 漢字検定 or 漢検

Wikipedia

Kanken Website (JP)

12 levels (10級 lowest to 1級 highest, including 準1級 & 準2級)

Offered three times a year (February, June, October)

Pass/Fail

Japan Proverb Test (Kotoken)

ことわざ検定 or こと検

Kotoken Website (JP)

10 levels (10級 lowest to 1級 highest)

Offered four times a year (February, May, August, November)

Pass/Fail

Written Composition and Reading Comprehension Test (Bunshoken)

文章読解・作成能力試験 or 文章検

Bunshoken Website (JP)

4 levels (4級, 3級, 準2級, and 2級)

Offered 10-12 times a year, depending on level

Pass/Fail

#日本語 #japanese #japanese language #japanese langblr #langblr #studyblr #japanese language tests #jlpt #bjt #漢検 #こと検 #文章検 #tokidokitokyo

[i4juni]

❱ http:˚♡ 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐢𝐥𝐞! ˚ˑؘ 🪽 ·˚

ıllı 𝐁𝐀𝐒𝐈𝐂𝐒 !

⤿ birth name: kang yumi ( 강유미 )

⤿ english name: june rose kang

⤿ nicknames: yuyu, juni, rosie

⤿ birth date: 2003/06/21

⤿ zodiac sign: cancer

⤿ birth place: seoul, south korea

⤿ home town: jeju-do, south korea

⤿ residing in: seoul, south korea

⤿ nationality: korean

⤿ ethnicity: korean

⤿ languages: korean ( mother tongue ), english ( proficient ), japanese ( basic )

ıllı 𝐏𝐇𝐘𝐒𝐈𝐂𝐀𝐋 !

⤿ height: 5'3"

⤿ body modifications: triple lobe piercing ( both ears ), helix piercing ( right ear ), mid helix piercing ( left earing ), navel piercing

⤿ blood type: o

⤿ face claim: choerry from loona

⤿ voice claim: bibi ( korean ), dove cameron ( english )

ıllı 𝐂𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐑 !

⤿ profession: idol, model

⤿ group: enhypen

⤿ group positions: vocalist, dancer

⤿ representative emoji: 🌺

⤿ solo fandom name: sunnies ( 써니 )

⤿ training period: 4 years

⤿ company: big hit ( 2017-2020 ) be:lift ( since 2020 )

⤿ final ranking: #6 ( 1,000,111 )

ıllı 𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐘 !

⤿ mbti: enfj

⤿ positive traits: creative, reliable, charismatic, intuitive, affectionate, supportive, loyal, silly, persistent.

⤿ negative traits: overly idealistic, too selfless, too sensitive, fluctuating self esteem, struggle to make tough decisions, impulsive, possessive, moody, stubborn

ıllı 𝐅𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐒 ! 

⤿ she was scouted when accompanying her friend to an audition held by big hit. yumi was waiting for her friend in the hallway, singing softly, when a scout heard her and offered her a spot to audition. she was hesitant at first but made a deal with the scout that if she auditioned, they would buy her a bag of cheetos. in the end, yumi left with a bag of cheetos and a spot as a trainee at big hit. after be:lift was founded, the female trainees were moved from big hit to be:lift, as they would also open a female trainee division.  

⤿ yumi did modeling from ages 5-17, when she dropped out due to her debut. 

⤿ she attended a dance company from ages 8-17, dropping out due to her debut.

⤿ she has poor eyesight and is supposed to wear prescription glasses, but doesn't wear them after being bullied for it in elementary school.

⤿ she went to the ground in ep.1 and went back to i-land in ep.3, didn't go back to the ground since then.

⤿ yumi's entry test song was 'obssesion' by exo. 

⤿ yumi entered i-land in a group of three, accompanying her was eunji & hyemi. both girls were eliminated in the first part of i-land, yumi being the only one of the group that survived past the first half. 

⤿ she studied at korea international school ( with an essay scholarship ) in jeju island before moving to seoul 2016 and transferring to SOPA. 

⤿ yumi graduated alongside jay and sunoo on february 11, 2022, winning the Special Achievement Award at said graduation. 

⤿ yumi has a solo room in the groups dorm. 

⤿ she knows how to play the drums and it's one of her favorite hobbies.

⤿ yumi is the brand embassador for dior and vivian westwood.

⤿ her favorite colors are black and white.

⤿ her family consist of her mother, grandmother and older brother ( 1999 ).

#˚₊໒🪽꒱ 𝐲𝐮𝐲𝐮 : 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐢𝐥𝐞 ₊˚ #enhypen 8th member #enhypen added member #enhypen fanfiction #enhypen female member #enhypen female addition #enhypen female oc #enhypen reactions #enhypen x oc #enhypen scenarios #fake kpop group #fake idol community #fake kpop idol #kpop idol oc #kpop female addition #kpop female oc #fake kpop member #fake kpop gg #fake kpop band #fake kpop company

[salteytakesonmanga]

are you fluent on japanese? that's cool

Alas, I’m not fluent at all! I have a degree in Japanese and studied translation in college, and I did some translation work for an American manga publisher for a while. But when they say “use it or lose it” they really mean it. Around the time I graduated I was preparing for the JLPT level 2 (which I never actually took,) and now I’m functionally at a JLPT level 4. Japanese Language Proficiency Test levels are 1-5, with 1 being the highest level. So in short: I suck.

However my reading ability has always been much higher than my spoken ability, and I read manga and some novels in Japanese (with help from Jim Breen and a collection of dictionaries.)

Whenever I give a dishonorable mention, it’s because the translators REALLY screwed up, to a point that even my degraded Japanese skills can catch it. If it’s borderline, or if I’m not confident in my own ability to translate it better, I tend to not mention it.

#asked and answered #anon ask

[xiangqiankua]

My thoughts after doing a few TOCFL practice tests:

- I really really need to practice reading for the gist and not getting hung up on unknown words. I'm sure the whole point of throwing in phrases and characters that weren't on the word list is to weed out test takers who can't manage to pick up on overall context. Unfortunately I am used to looking up every damn thing when reading for leisure. So I've selected a library book of a suitable level to force myself to read without pausing- the first attempt went alright except when I cracked and had to look up 櫺 líng because it was such a good shape, it means latticework on a window. - Unsurprisingly, I'm not that great at questions on unfamiliar topics for which I don't know the vocab (because they're of no interest to me and I never bothered to learn it). I understand the logic of testing people who might be getting this certificate for work on topics that might happen on the job. But why can't we slide in some of my special interests I've listened to hours of podcast on, huh? (I decided to find a tv series to watch in order to diversify.) - The most troublesome part of "Mandarin proficiency test" is not so much my Mandarin proficiency as the "test" part. In the listening section I often understand perfectly what 小美's mother asked her to do to prepare for the guests in the afternoon, or the long list of critical steps in booking a ticket for XYZ. Hell if I remember the details by the time the multiple choice question rolls around. I need to practice taking notes, and also remembering to actually look at the choices on the answer sheet beforehand. - Sometimes I am thinking of the correct answer, and somehow write down a totally different one?? - I start out with some confidence and energy and then deflate (or panic) somewhere around question 30. I've timed myself on the reading and done the listening without any pause or repeat to try and simulate authentic levels of anxiety (success, unfortunately), and when I do them both together it's exhausting. I don't know if it's late in the game to try and build stamina, but I might as well try. - Sometimes I get things wrong not because I misunderstood the material but because I had my own interpretation of what exactly the question was asking, which I don't think I can do much about. - When I second guess myself and write down a row of potential answers, the first one is almost always correct. - My language school teachers definitely lifted some of their final exam questions directly from these.

I asked a Japanese acquaintance today how the test was when she'd taken it and she said she passed B2 (TOCFL 4) a year ago, so I ought to be fine because her level is currently slightly below mine, but Japanese native speakers have a significant edge on the reading so this isn't entirely reassuring.On the bright side, nothing too serious is riding on this at the moment, at worst I disappoint myself terribly and just take it again later. But success would be nice! I really hope the practice tests are of similar or higher difficulty to the actual exam, not significantly easier.

#it's still ten days away #i don't think there's THAT much improvement to be made in ten days tbh #my main priority is practicing staying calm #放鬆放鬆啊啊啊啊

[tengu-feathers]

welcome to my language studyblr :)

about me:

teng, 23, she/her

i'm from: toronto, canada 🇨🇦 | hong kong 🇭🇰

i'm fluent in english, can speak cantonese and mandarin/putonghua (badly...), learning french (conversational level), beginner in japanese

language learning motivation:

🇫🇷: official languages of canada are eng and français so i feel obliged to learn + it's a career advantage (lame ik)

🇭🇰: literally my mother tongue but i don't consume enough cantonese media so i have a definite accent :(

🇨🇳: i'm chinese so i like. i feel obliged to be able to speak/read/write it at native level

🇯🇵: i would like to travel to japan + there is so much amazing japanese media + learning it is a good break from french and chinese + i already know kanji so that's 1/3 of the work done (kind of lol)

language goals:

🇫🇷: Test de connaissance du français (TCF) - C1

🇭🇰: 漢語水平考試 (HSK/Chinese Proficiency Test) - Level 7-9

🇨🇳: 普通話水平測試 (Putonghua Proficiency Test) - 1B

🇯🇵: 日本語能力試験 (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) - N2

blog content:

progress entries about my learning

posts about french/japanese/chinese media i'm reading/watching

study tips

Let me know if you're also studying french/chinese/japanese! I'm looking for fellow language learning mutuals :)

#langblr #learning chinese #learning french #learning japanese #intro post #about me

[helenstudies]

I'm a week late lol but I have updates!!

- Started taking HSKK (Chinese Speaking Proficiency Test) advanced prep class :D We're all advanced learners in here with HSK 5/6 levels so the teacher is speaking in Chinese the whole time and I'm so happy that I can understand 99% of what she's saying but also I found out my Chinese speaking has really diminished 😭 Thank god I was able to introduce myself and answer her questions in Chinese but the mock tests are kicking my ass no doubt.

- J.Test (Japanese language exam) released the correct answers and I got enough marks to pass JLPT N3 level!! I'm still waiting for formal result announcements but I'm pretty sure I got it!! :D

- Started teaching a new basic Chinese class so now I have to teach 4 days per week. It's a bit tough but I think I'm making it work?

- the level 1 Chinese class I'm teaching is going to end in February so I'm gonna have to prep for the level 2 class and THEN prep and record my basic Korean classes. I'll tell y'all how it goes

- I have 100% grade but still missing classes for Pali Diploma and will have to make up a lot in the future. Thank god they don't grade attendances 😭

- I have a slight fever right now so I'm chugging Lipovitan-D to keep me going. I have a tarot session booked this afternon and a chinese class to teach so can't really rest Unfortunately :/ but Dimension 20 FHJY is helping me with my mood.

Anyways that's all! happy studying, y'all

#hskk #hsk #hskk advanced #hsk 5 #hsk 6 #chinese study #chinese langblr #j.test #jtest #j test #j-test #jlpt n3 #japanese langblr #pali studyblr #pali langblr #pali language #tarot reader

[onigiriforears]

JLPT N4 Grammar & Kanji Checklist

5/15/22 UPDATE

N4 Kanji & Grammar Checklist also available in the shop. Follow the link to check it out. This list consists of 202 must-know kanji, as well as 70+ grammar points. The kanji of each checklist are categorized for easier learning, with their onyomi and kunyomi included. As usual, these lists are not exhaustive because the JLPT is always subject to change.

★ While the JLPT is cumulative, these lists are NOT cumulative and/or exhaustive. That's almost an impossible feat for these list to be exhaustive when I do not have access to the test makers. These lists are compiled after researching current trends in what has previously been on the exams, practice exams, textbooks, etc. As these lists are not cumulative, if you're interested in what's on the N5 Kanji & Grammar Checklist, please purchase that as well.

N3-N1 are coming soon.

N5 Checklist

N4 Checklist

Sample photos beneath break:

#n4 kanji #jlpt #jlpt n4 #onigiristudies #jlpt n4 grammar #n4 grammar #mine #my shop #please support me #japanese #japanese langblr #langblr #studyblr #japanese language #learn japanese #japanese proficiency language test #jlpt n4 kanji

[zenubi-scribbles]

Sadly, didn’t get to finish all the remaining sketch requests by October, but still wanted to show WIPs just to show I had worked on them during the deadline. I humbly ask (and apologize) to these people for more patience as I want to use November to study for my Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) that I’m taking in early Dec. Who knows, I may be able to work/finish some before then. Note: The final pieces may change and/or be completely different from what you see here. These are all pieces I haven’t finished due to pending decisions and/or may redo. ~ 1. Judge Sans from (before Saving Three Ex-Cell-ent Skeletons takes place) requested by @recklesslycaffeinated 

2. Mutt (may change back to @recklesslycaffeinated Mafiafell Papyrus version later) requested by the inspiring anon. Thank you again!

3. FellswapX Sans (Gin) requested by @chatxkilluaxnoir and made by @xxtha-blog  My requests were supposed to be Gin-centric but I had to add Toriel in for the narrative I wanted to give this piece.

4. Underfell Sans (Red) requested by Anon. Requested for the winner of the Undertale AU Twitter Sexyman Poll

5. UT Papyrus requested by @monomori3  Actually, this request asked to see if LGBTQ could be done. This WIP is more of a placeholder as I’m still trying to figure out how to incorporate that. No promises, but even if it’s not, I’m making a better Papyrus drawing. Don’t worry! 6. Ugh, horrendous rushed sketch/line work for now. Centipede Sans (regular Sans?) requested by @llamagoddessofficial I thought to challenge myself as a happy one for once instead of dark and scary.

#WIPs #WIP #Sketch request #fan art #art #Many AU Sans #Plus one Papyrus #All these lovely people #Good practice

[ventique18]

ventique how long have u been practicing and learning japanese?

I started since I had JP classes while taking my first degree, but that was a ways back (2018). I'm N2 level in kanji recognition, but I haven't been brushing up on my conversational skills so I wouldn't call myself good.

Japanese Language Proficiency Tests count backwards, with N5 being the most basic and N1 the highest. I hope to practice more this year to at least get N3 certified though!

Sorry for the long answer, haha. I'm pretty passionate about language learning, although I don't have much time and energy to consistently learn so I can be embarrassingly slow in progressing. 🗿

#ventique answers

[vibinwiththefrogs]

I saw this TikTok the other day that was like, "what would your life look like if you did not care about furthering yourself, optimizing yourself, improving yourself..."

And I was thinking about that and language learning. And I think... I would probably study a lot more languages to lower levels, even though I know that can seem superficial. I do find a lot of joy in dabbling and finding new movies and music, and learning just enough to communicate and understand things even if poorly, but I don't allow myself to do that most of the time. I think there's definitely a perfectionist streak when it comes to me learning Japanese at times because, yno, I see the kind of academic inspiration porn of people extremely fluent in languages, putting hours and hours into studying, passing all these proficiency tests and getting into top schools and jobs, and I feel like I want that to be me so I optimize how I study. But do I really want that? Does that really benefit me? Or does it just make me feel like my language skills are never enough no matter how much time I put in?

#maybe its okay to dabble a lot #i know from experience that i can get around a country and chat with people with about B1 level skills #i struggle to dabble because then i feel guilty about my main two languages but like...maybe i need to learn to go with the flow #langblr #language learning

[the-knights-of-rohan]

20/100 days of productivity.

It's actually less busy than I thought it would be today. Classes have been pretty chill, and a couple of my teachers got sick, so there's not much to do. But I finished my college apps, so now it's just interview prep for Saturday. I am...very nervous, especially because the school is quite literally the best for my major.

(Ice in that water looking CRISP.)

Today’s productivity:

Did AP Physics practice FRQs to prepare for unit test on drag and motion, luckily the test got postponed to next Monday.

Did AP Statistics review questions on experimental design, not too bad.

Did US Government notes, long and boring.

Worked on website for my club, we're using Jekyll to create all of the pages. Now I can add Ruby to the list of languages I am "moderately proficient" in!

Spent an hour flashcarding for Japanese 4 new chapter vocab

Self Care:

Daylight savings meant that I got to sleep in an extra hour. That was fun.

Spent a good hour playing Monster Hunter Rise, and getting blown out by the Variant Malzeno.

Future Goals:

Study for 3 tests in the coming weeks; AP Statistics (Experimental Design), AP Computer Science (String manipulation), and AP Physics (Friction and Drag)

Figure out how I'm going to read The Jungle without spending money (read: One Piece-ing)

Keep preparing for college interview (僕はスペインにいる。スは静かだ。)

Song of the day:

Name: Pyro

Album: UNLOCKED

Artists: Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats

#100 days of productivity #studyblr #study motivation #studying #student #coding #literature #physics #us government #statistics #ruby on rails