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Japanese Proficiency Power 2.0 2.0 |
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| Author |
Japanese Proficiency Power |
| Date |
11/23/2010 |
| Size |
1340 KB |
| License |
Freeware |
| Price |
US $0.00 |
| Platform |
Win95,Win98,Windows2000,WinXP |
| Installation |
Install and Uninstall |
| aFreeGo
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Not Rated |
| Downloads |
46 |
| User
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0.00 |
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Japanese Proficiency Power:
We Take You by the Hand and Show You How To Pass the
JLPT with Over 6 Hours of Screen Capture Video Lessons!
So you are thinking about taking the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)? Well let me tell you now that the JLPT is a very tough test. In fact I have failed several levels.
Just to give you an idea of how hard it is
...... in 2009 only 51.9 % of applicants passed level 4 (now level 5)
and only 47.4 % of applicants passed level 3 (now level 4)
So you can see your chances of passing the test are not so good.
I failed the JLPT in 1995.................
In 1995 being ambitious and overly confident I ignored my teachers warnings and took level 3 instead of level 4. I made a huge mistake not listening to my Japanese teacher. And I can tell you I already knew I had failed the test even before completing the first section. I wanted to give up and just walk out of the room. The rest of that test day was a nightmare.
And waiting for my test result was just as bad. But worst of all was having to tell my teacher and classmates that I''d failed. Here I was the only one in my class who failed. Everyone else had passed their test. I was too embarrassed to go out and celebrate for my fellow students.
After several months I stopped feeling sorry for myself and set a goal to ace the level 3 proficiency test. I bought heaps of Japanese study books and practice tests and started taking private lessons. I studied really hard and went through lots of material. Although I was improving I was still having trouble with JLPT practice tests. I just couldn''t get all the answers right within the test time limit.
I realized I was too focused on grammar rules and memorizing Kanji.
In my next lesson I asked my teacher to go through a practice test with me. I got her to explain how to answer the questions. We went through several tests a question at a time. And with every question I discoverd a method as to how to find the answer. It changed everthing.
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