I'll probably go to the Japanese department. Come on in! Express your views. ...

I don't agree with you. If LZ really wants to learn Japanese well, it is necessary to make preparations in advance, not to mention that LZ is going to Japan, so I am afraid that you are not fully prepared. I'm all for the training course. I passed N4. If you want to go to the Japanese department for everything, it will be different from other students who go to the department. Everything should be prepared early. You pass N4 first, and then you go to N3 when you enter the university and others learn from scratch. Don't think it will be easy to go to Japan after four years of college. Four years have passed, and N 1 has passed, but he is a "mute". There are many such people. So I mainly rely on my own efforts. This is what the so-called "master leads practice in the individual" means. After learning the basic pentatonic scale, you can teach yourself. LZ, if you like animation, use this as a teaching material to practice your ears and mouth. Listening and speaking are the most important things in a language.

Don't pin your hopes on university teachers, it's all for yourself. Studying early is good for you, and the tuition in China is always cheaper than that in Japan. Besides, as for English, LZ, remember, you went to Japan, not the United States. What do you do in English class? You should know the English level of the Japanese. Your English generally doesn't matter, as long as you are better than them. I know English is an international language, but it is worldwide. Let's analyze it in detail. LZ, who can you speak fluent English with in Japan? Right? I have a deep understanding that English is useless in general life in Japan, but if you want to go to Japan for postgraduate study, you must take TOEFL or TOEFL. Japan doesn't recognize IELTS, so I mean English can't be lost, but Japanese is the most important thing to prioritize.

In short:

1. I recommend LZ to learn Japanese early, instead of fighting unprepared. When you get to Japan, you will understand that Japanese is not so good.

Self-study is true, don't expect to be admitted to the university. Watch and listen to Japanese dramas and cartoons, and don't be embarrassed to say them together, even if you don't understand them at all. This is to cultivate a sense of language. What you speak is called language, not made by domestic universities. After N 1, everything will be fine.

English can be put aside for the time being. If you want to take the TOEFL or TOEFL, it won't be bad to prepare a few months in advance. But don't put the cart before the horse.

Don't underestimate your enemy just because there are Chinese characters in Japanese. This is a big taboo. The Japanese always go in vertically and come out horizontally. Be mentally prepared. It will be more and more difficult to learn grammar in the future, but you can't give up halfway if you want to learn it well. After all, grammar will end at N 1

I don't know the details of LZ. That's all I can say. If you have any questions, you can call me again and talk to you later.

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