Is there still group chat in japanese via WeChat, Whatsapp, etc? The last post above is already over one year old....

any JLPT test takers here? mind to share your experience?

Which level are you going for? Have you signed up for the exam?

Just like any other examination register, pay, study then wait for the exam. Arrive early and settle down in the Hall early as well. Depending on your level, the exam time, paper format and break time varies.

Parking dulu.

N1 ....

not yet, still undecided.

2019 already, still parking? just click on "Track Topic" at the top right corner of the section/ thread.

If it's the first time you're taking the exam, I'll suggest you 'try out' with at least N2 first if you're planning to go for N1. This is to avoid any 'shock' or 'disorientation' because on normal term, you wouldn't have sat for the paper like examination (be it at home or in the centre you're studying). During the exam, time is definitely the essence and even though it was only N4, a friend of mine didn't have time to go through the comprehension because she spent too much time in front.

Imo, strategising how to answer your paper is also an integral part of passing.

Try out N2 this July and then decide whether you'll sit for N1 in Dec later this year. It's only 5-6 months apart.



This post has been edited by sweet_pez: Feb 11 2019, 02:09 PM

[quote=sweet_pez,Feb 11 2019, 02:04 PM]
2019 already, still parking? just click on "Track Topic" at the top right corner of the section/ thread.

Haha new here. Just prepare for N5 for next month.

I believe registration is already open for July. All the best to you!

This post has been edited by sweet_pez: Feb 11 2019, 04:59 PM

Thank you.

if you need any Japanese books, let me know.

I haven't tried other levels but since I want to save money, I'll go straight for N1.

LESSON 17a: Kaimono = shopping, here
LESSON 17b: Kaimono = shopping, here

These 2 link no longer valid? Need to equip some sentence to bargain for coming japan trip

Just to let you know, the Japanese culture don't really do bargain unless you're buying vege or fruit from the market or something. Otherwise they won't entertain you it's not Bangkok or Chinatown.

You can check out some info on Japanese common phrases to use (for travelers in general) in the Japan thread - look for Item #4:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4727698

thanks! I had read in a blog that she bargain for food price in the Nijo Market and got a good discount. Wanted to try myself

No harm in trying but just setting your expectations right.

hehheh.. yup. I might be too shy to bargain but will equip myself first.

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