The Japanese Language Proficiency Test Guide Lines


The Japanese Language Proficiency Test Guide Lines
Language: Japanese - English
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The
Japanese Language Proficiency Test (日本語能力試験, nihongo nōryoku shiken?),
or JLPT, is a standardized test to evaluate and certify the language
proficiency of non-native Japanese speakers. It is held once every
year, on the first Sunday of December. The JLPT has four levels
beginning at level 4 and progressing to level 1 - the most difficult.
The Japan Foundation estimates that level 4 is reached after
approximately 150 hours of study and level 1 after approximately 900
hours of study.


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