[dimitri_can]

VD wrote:

I know 2 friends who is working in Tokyo currently, with at most simple jap.

have. But minority.. Chances of getting a job not that easy. What job r they doing?

[dimitri_can]

LIN_JOEL wrote:

Hi, my dad is going to Tokyo & Osaka next week.
May I know which is the most value prepaid card for calls only.
No data required
Validity approx 7 - 8 days.

Thanks

Japan don't sell prepaid voice card. Need to rent a phone..

[darkmatt]

dimitri_can wrote:

No minimum N2, no job. Other parts of Japan as well. N2 is deemed to have the basics of surviving in Japan without any much issues.

I have seen some with no Japanese. But that's usually Americans who r there to teach English

wah..

N3 not enough

but share the links pls. i can just look see look see

[dimitri_can]

darkmatt wrote:

wah..

N3 not enough

but share the links pls. i can just look see look see

https://jobs.gaijinpot.com/

[VD]

dimitri_can wrote:

have. But minority.. Chances of getting a job not that easy. What job r they doing?

one is an animator, the other is a biz manager. Also true that chances to cinch a job isn't easy, provided they headhunt you for your skill.

[lugia88]

should I buy pspvita in Japan? I saw only 19000yen! Singapore quite experience sia..

ps(u said ask u anything!)

[power789]

hi expert, do u know which part of the map its on google map? like near any specific building? i know its near shinjuku jr, but no idea which side is it



planning to get some toys as gifts for my hardcore anime friends

Pls advise, thanks.

[darkmatt]

power789 wrote:

hi expert, do u know which part of the map its on google map? like near any specific building? i know its near shinjuku jr, but no idea which side is it



planning to get some toys as gifts for my hardcore anime friends

Pls advise, thanks.

near kabukicho?

[darkmatt]

dimitri_can wrote:

https://jobs.gaijinpot.com/

i just showed my friend the link.

according to him,

basic=N4.
conversational=N3.
functional=N2.
native/business=N1.

can confirm this?

[dimitri_can]

darkmatt wrote:

i just showed my friend the link.

according to him,

basic=N4.
conversational=N3.
functional=N2.
native/business=N1.

can confirm this?

Pls see N1-N5: Summary of Linguistic Competence Required for Each Level | JLPT Japanese-Language Proficiency Test for more info.

[dimitri_can]

power789 wrote:

hi expert, do u know which part of the map its on google map? like near any specific building? i know its near shinjuku jr, but no idea which side is it



planning to get some toys as gifts for my hardcore anime friends

Pls advise, thanks.

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[dimitri_can]

lugia88 wrote:

should I buy pspvita in Japan? I saw only 19000yen! Singapore quite experience sia..

ps(u said ask u anything!)

1) warranty only in JP.
2) mode might start up in Japanese, not sure if can get English version.

[darkmatt]

dimitri_can wrote:

1) warranty only in JP.
2) mode might start up in Japanese, not sure if can get English version.

my friend bought from japan. its very worth. but its all jap menu. lol

[dimitri_can]

darkmatt wrote:

my friend bought from japan. its very worth. but its all jap menu. lol

up to u loh. =)

[SquallLH]

darkmatt wrote:

N2 meh?

thought its functional level of japanese? (can do basic communication.)

at most i try to rush to N3.

but assuming i cant make it to tokyo, other parts of japan need that high level? (osaka, nagoya, sapporo)?

I think life would probably be easier for those weaker in Japanese working/living in the first tier cities (i.e. Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Fukuoka...) as there are more foreigners living in these cities.

If you can't make it to Tokyo/Osaka then you'll probably have a harder time with lower level of Japanese in other places... Unless if you're working as an English teacher then it probably doesn't matter at all