What JLPT are you planning to take for 2006?

[KNH]

W00t!!! First post!

I’ll most likely be taking 3級. I’ve never taken the test before, so I’m a bit anxious on how I’ll actually do on the test.

Luckily for me, I’m pretty good with kanji, so I don’t really have to worry about that. I study kanji from here. It’s a pretty awesome site. I know all of the 4kyuu and 3kyuu, and I’m on the first page of 2kyuu.

I took the JLPT placement test thing that Zeo put up, and I got a 100% for 4kyuu and a 78% for 3kyuu, so I guess I still have some work to do for 3kyuu.

Other than that, I use Genki I and II for vocab and grammar, and I use Pimsleur for listening comprehension. As I still have plenty of time, I think I should be alright by the time the test rolls around.

Hey, is anyone else taking 3kyuu in New York this year?

[kanadajin]

2kyuu B)

[Justin]

Sumike-Kaito wrote:
俺は日本語迫ﾍ試験１級のために勉強してる・・・・・怯えてる　:|

あんたは？

Wow, don't hurt yourself with all that fancy keigo usage there man, no need to talk to us like were royalty or anything.

As for me though...I'll be taking 1 kyuu this year....again. Last year I really slacked and didn't do any specific studying for the test itself, which ended in me getting my #@$ handed to me in the kanji section. This time around I plan on sticking to my studies, and hopefully things will work out well.

[Justin]

Not for sure if you caught what I was talking about there or not, but for your first post on the forums here, which happens to be directed towards a bunch of strangers, it would probably be have been best to avoid words such as 俺 and あんた, as they come off as extremely rude.

If you're going to college in Japan, aiming for 1 kyuu, and possibly looking to work in Japan, working on being polite to strangers may be in your best interest.

[Justin]

Not a problem man, and welcome to TJP Forums. Good luck with 1 kyuu this year