What do I need to know to pass JLPT N4? N4 is very very similar to N5 but a bit tougher. First of all it is slightly longer than the N5 exam, where the N5 was 1hour 45mins, N5 is 2hours 5mins. The exam is split into 3 multiple choice papers covering vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening. JLPT stands for "Japanese-Language Proficiency Test" and is a standardized test foreigners can take to demonstrate their level of Japanese ability. While there are other similar tests, the JLPT is the most common and is recognized globally. JLPT certification of a certain level can even be a necessary requirement for jobs or other applications. Some things to keep in mind: N5, other than the kanji-specific testing sections, has virtually no kanji in it, even if it's a word that you should know the kanji for. This is just painful. Otherwise this is a very beginner level test and should be easy for you. N4 is often thought of as the largest leap up from the level before it in terms of

While searching for it, I strangely remember that years ago I had seen a chart of hours required to pass. Before concluding I simply imagined this, I discovered I wasn't the only one who remembered these now-elusive numbers. The older exams, up until the mid-2000s told you the following: N1: 900 hours. N2: 600 hours. N3: 300 hours. N4: 150 hours.

The JLPT Level N4 Study Page. The new level, N4, is approximately the same as pre-2010 level 3. Most of the materials here have been copied from pre-2010 past exams. What have I done? Converted the pre-2010 lists ( Vocabulary List, Expression List and Kanji Lists) to online web pages Typed in sentences from the Grammar
The JLPT is a biannual testing service organized by the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services. It will take place Dec. 1 across the country and in more than 100 cities

But bear in mind that the jlpt previously operated on: Level 1(n1) Level 2(n2) Level 3(n4) Level 4(n5) The knowledge gap between n4 and n2 is large enough that they decided to put up a n3 middle ground. There's numerous classmates of mine that did a jump from n5 to n3 but none that I know of did a n4 or n5 to n2 jump.

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