Japanese test: JLPT level 1 preparation experience and preparation suggestions

After preparing for the exam for half a year, I successfully got the certificate of N 1

No luck, strength.

After reading my article in 2 minutes, you have a direct direction for preparing for the exam.

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First of all, the necessary process of pronunciation

Pronunciation is the most important thing in learning a language. At first, I didn't read any textbooks, just watched Janwei's Japanese class, and I must listen to Japanese pronunciation. It will be easier to get the pronunciation of the pentatonic scale right first and then read the textbook. At this stage, Zhan Wei must thoroughly understand.

I have to say that the teacher's pronunciation is the real standard! The teacher will focus on pronunciation and difficult pronunciation in class. I will practice changing my accent little by little with the teacher's mouth, and choose every sound carefully. After listening to Janwei's words, I mastered the pentatonic scale in two days, and my pronunciation was completely fine!

Second, the secret of words.

Memorizing words is absolutely inescapable. I use a general green book, which contains all the words needed for the exam. I divide the words into required words+basic words+super words, so I can know which words to recite first at a glance.

Set yourself 30 words every day, 20 words to be memorized+10 basic words. Finally, I still have time to look at super words. Every night, I will go over what I want to recite the next day, copy it in my notebook and carry it with me. I will start reading in my spare time the next day and summarize my recitation at night.

I review memorizing words in a cycle of three days, so I must review them in time to turn short-term memory into long-term memory.

Third, the most difficult grammar

Grammar stage must be the most difficult to master. Do I have to laugh? I am a Japanese grammar book. It's interesting to hear the name. Learning through fun, the book is divided into consolidation and jumping.

This book is easy for me to accept when I read it. It is explained from the simplest and most familiar sub-words, adjectives and verbs. From shallow to deep, it is a book that is more suitable for white boys like me and easier to accept!

Grammar must recite more examples, memorize the corresponding examples, and then remember the examples when you see the grammar or know the specific usage with grammar.

This is how I prepare Japanese. I hope it helps you!

I wish you an early license! Come on! !

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