I thought that since you were speaking Japanese slowly, it was really nice to understand, subtitles were perfect and absolutely useful for learners of Japanese as a native Japanese speaker! Highly recommend this guy’s videos for you guys!! Keep on mate👍
Always a pleasure to speak with you, Ken! Thanks for asking me about my experience with the JLPT 😊 I still need a lot more practice with speaking, so this is really helpful for me to watch! I hope it can be of some use to others who watch your videos too! 😆
Thank you for talking about your experience. As someone who has been studying Japanese for over 8 years now. It is comforting to know other learners are taking the JLPT at different stages of their journey as well. I always felt like I was lazy or stupid but I never wanted to give up. So your story is really inspiring to me. I hope to pass the N3 this coming December.🙏
It was really cool to hear you speak with Ken. Especially appreciate how well you speak the language without compromising on pronunciation. Hope your N2 test goes/went well!
She finds the listening the easiest and the reading the hardest? I’m definitely the other way around. Listening exams are so bad for me. I struggle enough to pay attention to people speaking in English 😂
Congratulations on passing N3, Sara! I was already a big fan of Ken sensei, but now that he has added the KABUKI drum and call with calligraphy brush stroke at his name @9:29, well now I'm totally smitten!! 😆😆😆
You are required 95 out of 180 points. But also you need to get more than 19 points for each grammar and words, listening, and reading comprehension. がんばって ください！ →www.jlpt.jp/topics/201008301282900981.html
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