Passing the JLPT at any level requires being able to read some Japanese and of course the best way to learn to read is reading stuff. Since it’s normally pretty hard to interact with native Japanese (more like 1 way communication since japanese can't speak english well, vice versa), I thought it would be good to create a thread where we can practise the language among us.

I could use help from experts in this forum to help me pass my JLPT 3 to improve my reading speed, retention rate and conversation.

みんなさん、いらしゃい。このスレによる、日本語で話しましょう。これは中級なんですが、誰でもいいと思います。遠慮しないで、参加してください。

話題がなければおそらく自己紹介ぐらいになってしまうので、おもしろくはないと思います。だから、何か話題にしましょう。もし興味が上がってきたら、日本語の会話のフォーラムを作ってくれそうです。

もし英語で話したかったら、おねがいします。使い方よく分からないので、方法を確かめて報告します。

誰かの間違えを発見する時、間違えた人の気持ちを考えるように優しく直してあげてください。全部は直さない方がいいかもしれませんけどね。直して欲しくない人はお先にみんなに知らせてください。

そして、間違えをなくすより、盛り上がって楽しんで話し合うのはこのスレの目的なんです。

もし、別の話題に話し合いたかったら、自由にどうぞ。

お楽しみにしています 。よろしく！

hahaha... i have passed the JPT lvl 3 2 years ago... haha... but i think now it has been separated into 5 levels... haha.. anyhow... i suck in kanji la.. kenot help u much.. i think i must study back my japanese.. lol..

If you have any text book you don't want please sell it to me

hahaha.. sorry but i want to keep.. =)

Damn I can only read the Hiragana

Where do you live? If you're around KL, you may actually borrow text books + exercise ranging from JLPT 5 to JLPT 1 at Japan Foundation Kuala Lumpur (JFKL), Mid Valley and print it in the library or somewhere else.

Doesn't like this method?

If you're registered through JLSM organization, you may borrow their books as well.
You're given 2 weeks period just like JFKL library just that you may renew your due date in JFKL for once more, an addition of 2 weeks accumulating a total of 4 weeks of borrowing while there's no renewal rule in JLSM.

This post has been edited by dreamsky999: May 23 2013, 08:12 PM

Guys, i am doing internship in kajang during this holiday...

Any good and affordable center to learn japanese in kajang? prefer short course for 2months~

I am from Kajang also~ Looking for this kind of center as well~~~

Hi guys, any suggestions to learn japanese fast? Like go tuition centre or self study? Any recommendation? TQ

Btw bro, do you know the site office of UEM Builder for the project MRT V8 around which area?

Didnt went there yet... need to rent a room for my intern a... any area recommended btw..


Sorry out-topic

Btw guys, any nice book that can be used as self-study material?

Ermm, your question is out of my reach. I even don't know there is a project MRT v8 in Kajang

Bandar baru bangi is the cheapest place while pusat bandar is the optimal location.

Intending to join JLSM tomorrow, lol~

About the price?

53 for the first year and around 24 for subsequent years. Another 12 bucks for using the learner library. Price is quite reasonable

Hi,

I saw in their website the price quoted are a lot different than the one you have stated above.

http://www.jlsm.org/uploads/1/0/0/9/100996...lass26may13.pdf

Do you mind enlightening me on this? Thanks

I am interested to join the course as well.

Ermm, I meant basic membership and fees for learner's library. Your link is about the fee for participating in the JLPT tuition course. They are quite different

Great! I didn't know I can actually borrow the text books in Mid Valley. I bought quite a few textbooks but rarely used it because the content is more for classroom environment, whereas I studied myself.

Thanks for the info, definitely gonna try this!

You're welcome
Always glad to help enthusiastic one. The actual place is not really at Mid Valley shopping mall but rather at an office block which interconnects with the mall through footbridge.

Here's the full address and telephone number for reference.
It's located at the 2nd block from right when you're facing the office from Mid Valley exit.

18th Floor Northpoint,
Block B No 1 Medan Syed Putra Mid Valley City,
59200 Kuala Lumpur,
Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
+60 3-2284 6228

There will be a few guards at the reception and you'll be asked to write your particular, date, reason, etc. in a book before taking the lift

Hi guys,

Im looking for part time Japanese translator , translate from Japanese to English, per work is 1RM , you can work from home just need to submit on time and the work is easy, short short translate and takes up less than 3 mins per work only

for now i need urgently so willing to pay 2RM per work

about 50- 100 works needs to be done for this month target @ 2rm each

and 500 more to come

Please pm me

Anybody interested in practicing the Japanese Language? I'm looking for a conversation partner right now to hone my speaking skills.

私も！ それから日本語を勉強している皆さんに、skypeをやろう！

最近すごく忙しいって、時間がなかったので日本語勉強しないで。

せっしゃも、にほんごはとってもおもしるいとおもいますぞ^.^。こちはただにほんご基本１と基本２だけです。
一緒にれんしゅのかたいませんので、とおくにあきらめた。
もしれんしゅうのひとがいますなら、ぜひせっしゃもさんかにいったきます。

へー　こういうスレもあるんだー。
みんな日本語頑張ってるんだよな、頑張ってー。

こんにちは～！ はじめまして!　いまICLSでにほんごをべんきょします！まだしょしんしゃです、どぞうよろしくおねがいします！

ok.. i guess this is as far as I can go now.. almost at the end of my japanese beginner class.. so for the time being still learing hiragana only...just dropping by to say hi..

me~!!!

Im studying Japanese which one a week. its been half year.
Im beginner 2 now.

I am doing my self study ...
And saving money too, planning to go japan for 2 years to study Japanese , and experience the culture there...

Meanwhile, let's learn and practice together...

こん～
もう５年ぐらい日本語を勉強したんのに
会話するスキルがどんどん下手になるんだ―☆

皆さんと一緒に会話したいです！o（＞ｖ＜）
（でも時間があんまり無いですｗｗ）

This post has been edited by ricepaper: Mar 15 2014, 01:44 PM

konichiwa(｡･ω･)ﾉﾞ
Anyone here know any bookstore that sell Japanese self study book near leisure mall or setapak?
No money go centre learn so have to self study it(๑•́ ₃ •̀๑)
Or recommend me some Japanese *with english explanation book at mph store or popular or ramdom bookstore down the street?
Arigato mina�๑•ɷ•๑�❀

i only know kinokuniya a klcc sells japanese books...
but there is an online site that may help you with your self-study: http://www.tanos.co.uk/jlpt/
however, do note that the site covers JLPT studies.

ARIGATOOO !!(´°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥∀°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥｀)
I tried finding online but all seem too fishy（￣へ￣）
Thanks a bunch ! ♡

This post has been edited by iimcrystal: Mar 16 2014, 04:06 AM

Level 3 you memorize dictionary can already.

Wow o.o
LOL seriously?

Yes even though L3 was mean to bridge the gap between the previous L3 and L2, it's not really a hard test.

How is it not a hard test? (==")
I find it hard to read the words :/

N3 is afterall, a bridge between the old level 2 & 3. It's definitely easier than N2. N3 won't be hard if you have studied the materials/syllabus thoroughly.

Take your time to read. It's more important to comprehend what you need to learn than memorizing the materials just to pass the test. (Assuming you intend to sit for the upcoming JLPT test in June/July)

This post has been edited by ricepaper: Mar 19 2014, 07:56 PM

ohh iic thanks
and i'm learning for fun

Level 2 is still hell haha.

Are there any conversational clubs around here though? I've not spoken for over a year and it's so rusty now

wasn't N1 far more tough? ((i did my N1 last year, don't know the results yet))

実はわたしも。ス。カ。イ。プやりたいです！
よかったら、きょうみがあるひとがわたしに名前をPMしなさい～
そしてね　うえのやつのことをむししようね。
むだな話をはじめないように。

This post has been edited by ricepaper: Mar 22 2014, 09:57 PM

マジかよ~ これ全然見つからなかった