Any good online classes to learn Japanese during MCO?

Just basic Japanese for ordering ramen or read/watch Manga/Anime.

Fingers crossed and hope for the best...!

You can refer to Post #1 on Pg 1 --> there's an online self study course that you can sign up for: "Hirogaru Self-study Course (Vol. 1)” for Beginner Japanese learners

Before starting, suggest to at least get familiar with Hiragana and Katakana first. Happy studying

which level did you register for?

can you defer it to Dec or must accept a refund?

keep up the good work ts! if only i saw this at the beginning of mco

it's never too late

Refund only already received email from jlsm

then have to re-submit application again later this year?

i think yes.. if they they are still organizing the test in December

There's announcement on commencement of the JLPT examination in December:

[JLPT DECEMBER 2020 EXAM: 6th December (Sunday)]

<ANNOUNCEMENT> JLPT DECEMBER 2020 APPLICATION PERIOD
<お知らせ>日本語能力試験2020年12月　申込受付期間

Application Period: 21 September to 4 October 2020
Test Sites: Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Ipoh only
Test Fees: N1–N3 RM180・N4–N5 RM140
Test Date: 6 December 2020 (Sunday)

*IMPORTANT NOTICE: Limited candidates per test centre.
Check the notice here:

https://www.jfkl.org.my/files/user/JLPT2020...ZzHAX8c2OsM29So

Notice in image:-

Unker thinking of taking Japanese language class since now jobless and very free. Unker can read/write hiragana, just don't ask me what it means.

Need what level Jepunis can get job?

Where got cheap/free Japanese class to attend?

This post has been edited by NB01: Aug 17 2020, 01:08 PM

I am currently learning Japanese and trying to read books in the original. Of course, it is difficult to learn a foreign language itself. Watch TV series to get used to pronunciation, communicate with native speakers - these are the best methods to improve knowledge.

this is a nice post.

i passed N5 in 2017 and just completed N4 classes. gonna do a lot of past year papers in 2 months time and hopefully i can pass N4 exam this dec

im from JB and this time have to go KL to sit for the exam. may i know is it usually held UCSI campus?

It's meaningless if you can read and write, but unable to understand what the sentence means. Thus that's why they call it "japanese proficiency".

You'll need to pass at least N2 and above to be good enough for a job.

Free classes you can find online. Suggest you start with that. Go to Page 1 post #1 - there are free resources there that i've posted up.

There's also a list of Japanese language classes around the states. Look it up.

All the best in your N4! Was planning to sit for N3 but decided I'll do it next year instead.

Take note that the timing has changed slightly - the examination time is shorter than before. ie. instead of 50 minutes, it may have been reduced to 40 minutes.

Yes, in KL it's usually in UCSI campus.

I was wondering if the aim is only to understand Japanese/speaking what level would be enough? N3? Purpose would be like to watch anime/jap movies without English subs and not used for business or work related.

I would say N3 would be the minimum requirement.

Anyone taking the JLPT exam this December?

me! anyone else preparing to register tonight?

Anyone know what to put for the Institution name?

Jazzkobis, what level are you taking?

taking n5. did u get to register?