zeroxmxi
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JLPT 1 is not redundant. If you plan to be a teacher or translator then JLPT 1 is the minimum. Otherwise most Japanese speaking jobs require JLPT 2 only. So if you plan to take JLPT 1 without any of these objective then it would be for bragging rights. But seriously if you have JLPT 1 and no skills to show for it then you will only put yourself to shame. I know someone with JLPT 2 who is very fluent in speaking Japanese and yet he never did manage to pass JLPT 1.
Oh, at first I thought for a translator, a minimum JLPT 2 would suffice.
I see, that make sense, to be in a teaching career and to teach in that native language itself.
Anyway, I think I do realize that JLPT 1 is another huge leap from JLPT 2. So it's really understandable if that person you knew, didn't make it the first try.
Well, I guess if it's for personal achievement, then it's not so bad if that person doesn't brag about it.
Just earn that certificate, frame it and hang it on the wall or something. Feel good about it and that's it.
Regards.
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