Hello,
I would like to take JLPT3 this December, and since it's summer holidays and I have a bit more free time than usually, I figured I'd start preparing. At first I thought this site's learning center would be sufficient, but all I've found concerning JLPT were tests. These will come in handy after I've studied, but I need something to study from first.
I could use some reference materials - required grammar would be nice, kanji list and vocab list is crucial. The grammar does not have to be explained, I can look up the individual grammar points myself.
You might think I'm trying to take shortcuts, some may even consider this cheating. On the contrary, I have always been very serious about learning the language as a whole, my goal is to truly absorb it and one day gain fluency, not just learn some test questions.
But I have discovered I can learn better if I have some guidelines, and a clear goal ahead of me. This task-oriented apporach to learning just works for me.
I know my schoolmates who were preparing for JLPT last year had such materials, so there must be some floating around. I would appreciate if you could point me to a good source.
Thank you.
