「iTalki Language Challenge」をしてよかったです。
さしぶりですね。iTalki Language Challengeで日本語で七時間をしまいました。日本語の話すのが上手になると思います。日本語を話す時、きんちょうします。新しいたんごと文法をならいました。楽しかったんです。iTalki Language Challengeをしてよかったです。^_^
February 4, 2015
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Go to Tofugu.com and learn hiragana and katakana there. They use mnemonics and pictures for each character to make it easier to remember. Once you learned all the hiragana and katakana, read and write the characters until you mastered hiragana and katakana. For kanji, I recommend wanikani.com. You will learn the radicals first and then lean the kanji that are composed of the radical you learned using mnemonics. There are 50 levels but it will take 1-2 years to learn 1,700 kanji from that website. It is very fun to learn kanji that way rather than rote memorization. I hope this helps.
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January 30, 2015
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When to list Japanese on my resume/cv?
I am currently learning japanese and I am at an intermediate level. I will graduate from college and look for a job soon.
At what level (intermediate; advanced; fluent) should I list Japanese as my 2nd language on my resume?
Is it necessary to take JLPT to prove the employers(in United States) that I can understand Japanese?