Even some days before the exam, you still can practice your listening skill. I personally recommend to listen again to the audio of your JLPT textbook and try to understand every thing that is said. Check with the script to see what you didn’t understand and why you didn’t understand it.
You can even make a dictation exercise. It is very useful to know exactly what you understand and what you don’t understand. When I just listen to the audio, I have the feeling that I understand the overall meaning and I move to the next track. But when I do a dictation exercise, I realize that there was a lot of little details I didn’t understand. Those details are not essential to answer the JLPT question correctly but working on the difficult parts is what makes you better.
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I’m learning Japanese, Korean and Chinese to read mystery novels and play video games in these languages.
Learning languages has always been one of my favourite hobbies, but I’m not a social person, I don’t like to meet new people and make friends, this is just not me. I keep hearing that languages are meant for communication, that we have to actively use them, talk with natives, etc. and for a long time, I thought it was weird to learn languages just to read books, with zero interest in communication.
Now I don’t really care what people think, and this blog helped me a lot to stop doubting myself and just do what I enjoy doing.
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