I signed up for a Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT N4) in December!
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I signed up for a Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT N4) in December! It's been a good motivation to put more time into learning vocabulary and grammar!
I found a neat resource to practice reading: Tadoku, a collection of ~100 free picture books of varying difficulty, released under Creative Commons licenses (BY-NC-ND), some with audio!
Especially the lower-level books are really motivating, because I can actually read them without a dictionary!
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I signed up for a Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT N4) in December! It's been a good motivation to put more time into learning vocabulary and grammar!
I found a neat resource to practice reading: Tadoku, a collection of ~100 free picture books of varying difficulty, released under Creative Commons licenses (BY-NC-ND), some with audio!
Especially the lower-level books are really motivating, because I can actually read them without a dictionary!
6 weeks to go until my #Japanese test (#JLPT N4)!
I try to practice every day! For motivation, I made this big chart where I can tick off five boxes per day:
1. Vocabulary (using Anki, a Core 2K deck)
2. Grammar (using the TRY! grammar book + Anki)
3. Listening comprehension (wild mix, often "Comprehensible Japanese" or the Benjiro interviews on YT)
4. Reading (Yotsuba! or Flying Witch mangas; tadoku.org books)
5. Drilling (going through old JLPT tests)This way, I often put in 1-1.5 h/day.
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6 weeks to go until my #Japanese test (#JLPT N4)!
I try to practice every day! For motivation, I made this big chart where I can tick off five boxes per day:
1. Vocabulary (using Anki, a Core 2K deck)
2. Grammar (using the TRY! grammar book + Anki)
3. Listening comprehension (wild mix, often "Comprehensible Japanese" or the Benjiro interviews on YT)
4. Reading (Yotsuba! or Flying Witch mangas; tadoku.org books)
5. Drilling (going through old JLPT tests)This way, I often put in 1-1.5 h/day.
I did the mock test from https://jlptsensei.com/downloads/jlpt-n4-practice-test/ last week, and scored
61% in the vocabulary section
54% in the grammar section and
64% in the listening section.Around "half of the score" is required to pass, but these are scaled scores… So it's hard to tell whether I would've passed.
But I'm quite happy nevertheless, because in 2021, I had the following scores in a mock test:
37% vocab
38% grammar
50% listeningSo there's definitely some progress! ^_^
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I did the mock test from https://jlptsensei.com/downloads/jlpt-n4-practice-test/ last week, and scored
61% in the vocabulary section
54% in the grammar section and
64% in the listening section.Around "half of the score" is required to pass, but these are scaled scores… So it's hard to tell whether I would've passed.
But I'm quite happy nevertheless, because in 2021, I had the following scores in a mock test:
37% vocab
38% grammar
50% listeningSo there's definitely some progress! ^_^
I have a long history of learning Japanese, on and off. Started around 2010, and had a couple of more or less intense learning phases.
But it's good to see that some things always seem to stick from the previous phases. :)
This time, in preparation for the N4 test, I feel like I'm always learning at the edge of my abilities, which is sometimes exhausting… but it's very satisfying when I hear a piece of conversation and *just understand it*! ✨
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I have a long history of learning Japanese, on and off. Started around 2010, and had a couple of more or less intense learning phases.
But it's good to see that some things always seem to stick from the previous phases. :)
This time, in preparation for the N4 test, I feel like I'm always learning at the edge of my abilities, which is sometimes exhausting… but it's very satisfying when I hear a piece of conversation and *just understand it*! ✨
Only two weeks left until my #Japanese test (#JLPT N4)! Found a great source for practice tests at https://bunpro.jp/jlpt_practice_tests.
They are freely accessible without a login; are really high-quality; and have detailed feedback on *why* the false answers are wrong.
I think my biggest risk of failing the test is not getting enough points in the Listening section, so I'll focus on practicing these a lot!
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