JLPT

[Suikogen]

I'm hours away from taking the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) N2 and I'm not sure if I'll pass it or not but I've been studying for quite a while so I'm hoping I get a pass if not a good mark on the test. Has anyone taken the test before? It's my first time and so I'm quite nervous/excited.

 

[NoahB]

I'm still a beginner in Japanese but I'll be taking this test in the future too. Good luck!

 

[slimmmeiske2]

Yep, I did when I was studying in Japan. Passed it too. Like an idiot though, I forgot to download the degree.

Good luck! Hope everything went well

 

[Suikogen]

It was difficult. I'm honestly not sure if I passed it or not but I'm hoping for a good outcome.

 

[Mr. Detective]

You took the test already? I thought it wouldn't be until this Saturday...? Is this your first time taking it?

I took it last year, too. It was for N3, and sadly I didn't pass. The listening part was the most difficult part for me. But that showed me how behind I was, even after getting my BA in university. I am still studying for N3, but I failed to register for this year's test in time so I hope I'll pass N2 next year, somehow. XD Maybe I'll ask you for help some time. XP j/k

But hey, passing or failing isn't important. What's more important is how strong your language skill is. If you barely pass, but your fluency still isn't great, then it'd just be pointless. Is this for your job resume or you just wanna test your level?

 

[EthanFox]

Hope you passed; I know how difficult it is. Regardless of the turnout, well done for even comitting to it.

I considered studying for JLPT4 when I lived in Japan, and started to make an effort, but I realised soon that while I was able to "get by", I was never going to reach naturalistic fluency.

 

[Suikogen]

There's a chance that I didn't do too well on it since I found it to be rather difficult. I'm hoping that I passed and if I did I'm going to be really glad.