Visit SiteSo you are thinking about taking the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)? Well, let me tell you now that the JLPT is a very tough test. In fact, I have failed several levels.

According to The Japan Foundation level 5 is reached after approximately 150 hours of study. Examinees are expected to have mastered the basic elements of grammar, know around 100 Kanji and 800 words, have the ability to engage in simple conversations and read and write short, simple sentences. That is a lot of work to get through. Do you have 150 hours to study?
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Visit SiteThe people say my Japanese is very good and always ask me where I am learning it from so I always recommend them to this website.

I cannot wait to check the rest of them! I would recommend NIHONGO Japanese lesson anyone who is interested in learning to speak, read, or write Japanese.
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Visit SiteThe old classroom method is slow, time consuming, expensive, frustrating and usually fails completely, if you keep going for more than a few weeks that is. Yes most people give up pretty quick…

The new interactive methods are expensive, seem like fun at the start but end up becoming boring, monotonous, time consuming and frustrating about as fast as the classroom.
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