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YonicBoom 07/12/19 12:43:52 AM #57:	N levels are entirely arbitrary. Unless you've been deliberately studying for them, it's possible you're at a "higher level" but are missing things that would enable you to pass the respective tests. N5 expects you to know 100 selected Kanji, around 800 distinctly different vocab words, and yet you can easily learn more than that and be missing various bits and pieces that could potentially cause you to do poorly. Of course, that's not likely given that you may be able to context/guess your way through the things you don't know. The important part is that you do something with Japanese every day. The more you see stuff you know, and also things you don't know, the more it solidifies in your brain. Makes the stuff you don't know stick easier. --- This is only here to keep me from being a sigless user. <cite>YonicBoom posted [p:924573235] in Japanese L... [t:77817298]...</cite> <quote>N levels are entirely arbitrary. Unless you've been deliberately studying for them, it's possible you're at a "higher level" but are missing things that would enable you to pass the respective tests. N5 expects you to know 100 selected Kanji, around 800 distinctly different vocab words, and yet you can easily learn more than that and be missing various bits and pieces that could potentially cause you to do poorly. Of course, that's not likely given that you may be able to context/guess your way through the things you don't know. The important part is that you do something with Japanese every day. The more you see stuff you know, and also things you don't know, the more it solidifies in your brain. Makes the stuff you don't know stick easier. --- This is only here to keep me from being a sigless user.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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