n2 is a level test certificate of Japanese proficiency, and there are many people who take it every year. Japanese level 1 * * is divided into 5 levels, and n2 is relatively difficult to take, and there are also many people who take it.

Level 2 of the National Japanese Proficiency Test is n2. The Japanese language proficiency test is an international level test organized by the Japan Foundation for International Exchange and the Japan International Education Support Association. It is divided into five levels (N1, N2, N3, N4, N5, N1 being the highest level), and N2 is basically the same as the original Japanese language proficiency test Level 2.

n2: Master a high level of grammar, vocabulary (about 1 words) and vocabulary (about 6 words), and have general conversation, reading and writing skills. (Learn Japanese for 6 hours)

Japanese exam registration time:

n2 registration time is basically in March every year, but the specific time is subject to the announcement of that year.

In the p>n2 exam, the words, grammar and reading questions are all correctly marked. After the exam, take a rest for 3 minutes and start listening. Remember that you should take notes in listening. Just like you do exercises, you can't ask questions until you finish listening, so you must take notes and do them, and then sum up afterwards. Fill in the express delivery, some places are filled in first and then the exam, and some are filled in later.

Level-2 exam preparation should be strategically ignored and tactically valued. Plan carefully and prepare for the exam at least three months in advance. One month before the first-level exam should be the last sprint time, so make full use of it. Two weeks before the exam, read your own notebook, review grammar and the topics you made mistakes before, and try to remember the usage.