#JLPT N5 TEST DATE 2016 SERIES#
I'm now studying N2 with the kanzen master series and I'm almost done with the kanji book. I think I did maybe 2 or 3 lessons per day with the kanji and I did 1 chapter a day for the grammar. The kanji and grammar probably took the most time. The reading took about 2 weeks to finish. The listening book I finished in maybe a week. I also used the Sou Matome grammar book a bit but didn't fully get through it like I did with the kanzen master. I'd brought all the N3 kanzen master books from home, so I started doing chapters of each book every day. But pure textbook studying was probably about 2 to 3 hours a day.Īfter the 4 months of study, I began seriously studying for the N3. It's hard to pinpoint how much time I spent each day for Japanese at this period, because everything was Japanese. All of my lectures were also in Japanese so I had to study things like Information theory and electric power systems in Japanese so I was kinda forced to learn relevant kanji and vocab and also read proper native textbooks. There I took 2 more Japanese courses and then I also self studied N4 grammar points and a bit of N3. Starting April, I was on an exchange term in Japan. I mostly messed around a bit on Memrise with N4 vocab.
#JLPT N5 TEST DATE 2016 HOW TO#
If you have any further advice or recommendations regarding how to study for the JLPT, I'd be thankful to hear it.Ī little bit hard to say how much I studied over the past year since I've been through internships and school terms so I've had varying degrees of freedom.įrom the time I took N5 which was December of last year, until April, I'd say I didn't have that much progress. Once the current semester is over (in 1 week), I plan to start studying several hours a day.
My university caused me to go slow in 2016 (~30-60 minutes a day).
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