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Adventia

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Yo yo everyone...its been a while... :)

I almost forgot about JLPT until the results came,too busy with school. >.<...

Still the same people around this sub forum.>.<...

BTW,a few questions to ask,lazy to read past posts. :X

How different is N1 and N2 from the current JLPT 1 & 2 ? (Dimitri should know :p)

What are the new books that are good now ? In compliance with the new syllabus.
(Since Dimitri is importing books again. :X)

I am aware of the N1-5 system but clueless about the new standards.
 

dimitri_can

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All N1 and N2 takers,

If you are using Kanzen Master and wish to get some english explainations, i am collating a order of English translation stickers

If you are interested, pls pm me for details
 

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N2/N3 grammar book is out.

For those who are interested to purchase any of the N1-N3 books, please contact me for details
 
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If anyone interested in getting a private Japanese teacher?

Singaporean but speak super fluent Japanese just like a native Japanese.
JLPT 1 holder for many years.
Currently working in a Japanese company.

Fees negotiable. :s13:

Contact me if you or any of your friends interested k!! :s13:
 

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Hi all may i know anyone still remember what bunka test for Intermediate 2 oral ? thanks !
 

dimitri_can

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My N3 grammar book is here.

Total of 110 grammar, considered by the writing team to be in the N3 syllabus.

 
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Need help in grammer

Seems that this thead is very quiet nowadays! Where are all of you?

Can someone explain why 心清き人 is used? I thought 清い人 is the correct use of い-adjective. Why is 心清き also acting like an adjective?

Thank you for your assistance.
 

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sorry everyone for the late reply.
was busy nowadays and rest assured I will reply all the PMs recieved as soon as possible :D
 

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Good day,

Sorry I'm a noob, but when you all just start learning japanese, how do you all memorise the hiragana and katakana? Cause I just started lessons and I'm finding a suitable method

1. Listen in class and do the homework
2. Get your own square notebook(pri. sch. chinese type) and write each character about 50 times
3. Find phrases to write 50 times(do phrases help one to remember individual characters better?)
4. Stare at the chart and recite to yourself
5. Read elementary japanese books

If you could, kindly give me details of your training regime Like how many times you wrote each character a day/books you read/shows you watched/ etc. etc.

Thank you all for your kind attention...I'm grateful!
 

TakeruAkimiya

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Good day,

Sorry I'm a noob, but when you all just start learning japanese, how do you all memorise the hiragana and katakana? Cause I just started lessons and I'm finding a suitable method

1. Listen in class and do the homework
2. Get your own square notebook(pri. sch. chinese type) and write each character about 50 times
3. Find phrases to write 50 times(do phrases help one to remember individual characters better?)
4. Stare at the chart and recite to yourself
5. Read elementary japanese books

If you could, kindly give me details of your training regime Like how many times you wrote each character a day/books you read/shows you watched/ etc. etc.

Thank you all for your kind attention...I'm grateful!

Writing each character would help more IMO ^^.
 

ahmahippo

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for kids course, inoue school has lessons for kids. so does ikoma and aoba language school.


For full time courses, it seems like only Ikoma, Aoba and Cambridge Lanaguage Centre provides full time courses.

Inoue and cambridge language centre provides "study in tokyo" courses for periods ranging from 6 months to 2 years. i'm not really sure about the cost... coz i didn't call up and ask.


List of Japanese Schools in Singapore [extracted from my bookstall] :

Akizuki Japanese Language School
tel: 6292 7808
homepage: information not available

AOBA Language Centre
tel: 6334 0123
homepage: http://www.aoba.com.sg

Bunka Japanese Pte Ltd
tel: 6737 3601
homepage: http://www.bunkalang.com/index.htm

Cambridge School of Languages
tel: 6336 4556
homepage: http://www.cambridge.com.sg/languages/japanese.htm

Hougang Japanese Language School
tel: information not available
homepage: information not available

Ikoma Language School
tel: 6238 0288
homepage: http://www.ikoma.com.sg

Inoue School of Language & Art Pte Ltd
tel: 6333 3318
homepage: http://www.inoue.com.sg/home.htm

The Japanese School
tel: 6775 3366 / 6778 9710 / 6545 1941)
homepage: information not available

JCS Japanese Language School
tel: 6338 8964
homepage: http://www.jcss.org.sg

Pyaess Japanese Language School
tel: 6535 4229
homepage: information not available

Yano Language Services Pte Ltd
tel: 6220 6884
homepage: http://www.yanolas.com.sg


I want to go overseas to study jap. Could someone kind to tell me which place offer such service? I did some search on myself however I still not sure which one is better.
 

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I want to go overseas to study jap. Could someone kind to tell me which place offer such service? I did some search on myself however I still not sure which one is better.

U should use the whole word "Japanese" instead of "Jap", as it sounds discriminatory, and definitely a racist word when used in some countries.
 
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