Even though I don’t have a study plan or a concrete goal (like passing the JLPT) for 2020, I have some guidelines for the year. My main focus will be to learn new vocabulary regularly in order to progress in reading.
Category: JLPT Journal
As I had planned in January, I have taken the JLPT N1 in December! I have spent one whole year with the JLPT in mind, and it motivated me to learn new vocabulary and grammar. 2019 has been my N1 year!
When it comes to the reading and listening sections of the JLPT, concentration is key. It’s not enough to be able to understand difficult texts and audio, you have to be able to do it for more than one hour long. Of course, you want to constantly improve your Japanese level, but don’t forget to improve your concentration too!
This is a review of the two series Nihongo So-matome and Shin Kanzen Master for the JLPT N2. I compare both series book by book to help you decide which series is best for you!
This is a long post about me taking and passing the JLPT N1 for the first time. I will talk about:
Since January 2019, I am studying to pass the JLPT N1. My goal is to pass the test in December, but
I have taken the JLPT N1 on July 7th (2019) for the first time, and I was not very surprised
This is my review of the textbook So-matome Grammar N1. I loved studying with it, I don’t think that it is the perfect textbook, and I could point out many things that I didn’t like in it, but… for someone who learns Japanese as a hobby, it was pleasant and not overwhelming.
I can’t believe that the test of July is in a little more than one month. My real goal is to
I took my second practice test for N1 this weekend! This time, I bought a Korean collection of 5 practice