JLPT 4

[Zvono11]

I have been looking for some informations about JLPT. I found out that level 4 is for beginners... Could someone tell me what should I know to be able to take and pass the exam... (Hiragana, Katakana, grammar??')... And how long should someone learn to be able to take the exam???

[Zvono11]

How many Kanji signs approximately should I know to be able to pass the exam???

[Greg_H]

[Greg_H]

[Zvono11]

:oops: Double posting again!

If you go to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_L ... iency_Test

It will have more info.

Also I am not sure about the test being offered in Croatia, but you can check about registration here:

http://www.jflalc.org/

Although that is for the USA. I would try searching for one in Croatia, in your native language if it is something other than English, as I couldn't find anything specifically for Croatia. Also the 4th level, as far as I know, is offered, once a year only in select cities. There is a registration period which has passed already for taking the 2009 exam.

There is also a good site to practice writing things on:

http://lang-8.com

You can make friends there to learn with. Some people also like to use Skype to practice with friends in Japan too.

http://www.skype.com

You might already know about this stuff, but in case you don't...

Thank you very much for Help and short Explanation....In Croatia you can apply for the exam, but it is held in Budapest, Hungary....Budapest isn´t far from Zagreb:)

[Greg_H]

That's good there is a place close by to take it . I wish you a luck! Mostly though...have fun studying!! Makes it much more enjoyable.

[Zvono11]

That's good there is a place close by to take it . I wish you a luck! Mostly though...have fun studying!! Makes it much more enjoyable.

Thank you, I will keep on learning and improving my Japanese skills, so when the time comes I will take the exam... I hope that I will start learning Japanese in a evening school in Zagreb, after I pass B2 certificate in German....



Arigato Gozaimasu

[katafei]

There are several sites online that give an overview of the grammar and or the kanji needed:
grammar:
jgram
e-japanese
kanji:
asahi
Overall
jlpt study
tests:
kanjistep
These will give you some idea of what you're supposed to know.

and last but not least:
Time Flies

[Zvono11]

There are several sites online that give an overview of the grammar and or the kanji needed:
grammar:
jgram
e-japanese
kanji:
asahi
Overall
jlpt study
tests:
kanjistep
These will give you some idea of what you're supposed to know.

and last but not least:
Time Flies

Thank you very much for Help....