Hey everyone. I've applied for the jlpt n4 exam this time. Unfortunately the classes… - Feed Post by agastya
Hey everyone.
I've applied for the jlpt n4 exam this time. Unfortunately the classes in my university only cover basics so I'm studying on my own at the moment. I'm glad to have found this site to help with the kanji and vocabulary, but I'm only at the second level right now (hard to find time cause of my thesis and coursework). Could anyone tell me how much all the six levels will cover in terms of jlpt levels? Is there more you can do once you've completed these lessons?
I've applied for the jlpt n4 exam this time. Unfortunately the classes in my university only cover basics so I'm studying on my own at the moment. I'm glad to have found this site to help with the kanji and vocabulary, but I'm only at the second level right now (hard to find time cause of my thesis and coursework). Could anyone tell me how much all the six levels will cover in terms of jlpt levels? Is there more you can do once you've completed these lessons?
posted by agastya
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I posted on the forum a couple of days ago a detailed anaylsis of how many Jouyou kanji are taught on the site. This might help for figuring out roughly how much of the N4 kanji you might learn on here:
http://japaneseclass.jp/forum/thread/1202
I could try doing a breakdown by JLPT level too, although I'll need to find some JLPT kanji lists first to compare with. Probably shouldn't be too hard for kanji, but probably too awkward to do the same list for vocabulary. ^^- I've added the JLPT levels to my thread if you're interested:
http://japaneseclass.jp/forum/thread/1202
:) 
doumo arigato gozaimasu! :) :) :)
