weekly test?

[chonnyfonny696924]

as a premium member. Apparrently I'm entitled to a monthly assessment of how far is my japanese.
Also are there like weekly test to practice practice japanese you guys offer? (speaking, review etc.?)

[mmmason8967]

I thought that the assessment was a feature of the Premium Plus membership, not the Premium one...

マイケル

[chonnyfonny696924]

Sorry. you're right. And I'm pretty sure I am a premium plus member. If I'm not. Somethings wrong...

[community.japanese]

chonnyfonny696924-san, マイケルさん、
kon'nichiwa! Thank you for your help, マイケルさん

I'll share your post with my team, but will you contact the JPod team by email (),
please? Thank you!

Natsuko(奈津子),
Team JapanesePod101.com

[chonnyfonny696924]

thanks Natsuko.
btw. For testing my Japanese, at the moment I decided to to use the JLPT practice tests and kanji quizzes you offer over and over again. Currently my Japanese studying involves:
Doing the practice tests
Kanji quiz (not writing them down but maybe I should start?)
Flashcards
posting blogs

Thanks again
アーニー

[team.relationships]

chonnyfonny696924-san,

Thank you for sharing the way your learn Japanese.
This is also a good way to learn and improve. A friend of mine became fluent in following a JLPT course.
I remember she wrote a lot of kanjis everyday and she wrote a lot of fake letters to use them.
Now, she is the proud owner of a JLPT 1 diploma!

Keep going on!

Mélanie
Team JapanesePod101.com

[chonnyfonny696924]

JLPT course as In study course to pass the JLPT?? I'd definately be up for that. However. Theres nothing like that or a school In my city that offers that sort of course. Maybe a textbook could help.
Write down kanji hey?? Guess I'll have to bite the bullet and get started writing down kanjis then
thanks Melanie. I won't give up learning Japanese

[team.relationships]

Hi chonnyfonny696924!

Yes, this is exactly that, I know she did it in Japan a long time ago, but I don't know a lot more about it.
Our JLPT lessons are really good to study,, so please use it a lot!
Writing kanjis is a plus, but if you don't use it everyday, you may forget them really easily.
Why don't you try to have some Japanese penpals?
And I recommend something my teachers told me : read Japanese children books!

諦めない。 (Never give up !)

Cheers,

Mélanie
Team JapanesePod101.com