I was thinking of taking the JLPT n4 in December. I've studied Japanese for about half a year now and have tried some of the practice questions on the JLPT website. The n5 questions were very easy to me because everything was hiragana...
Some of the n4 questions confused me, so I might just take the n5 for fun or study a lot and master the n4! (If you were wondering n5 is the easiest level, while n1 is the hardest) So... Yeah I am interested in that...
If anyone has taken or knows about this test, please share your experience/knowledge!
Thanks :D
Hi. I am recently new to italki and have just begun learning Japanese.
I was wondering about which part of a language you learn first.
For example, if someone wanted to learn Russian, should they learn the Russian alphabet first? Should they learn grammar first? Should they learn multiple phrases and vocabulary first? What really should be the first part about learning a language? When all of us were young, we learned how to speak our native language first rather than reading or writing.
Is speaking the first step to learning a language?
What do you believe is the first step to learning a language? Of course this depends on the language and your own native language, but from experience, what have you done initially?
