Japanese N2
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23 Lesson
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(44)
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Last Update: Sep 29, 2024
-Formal and Abstract Words ? Used in news, business, and academic texts
-Synonyms and Similar Expressions
-Compound Words ? Found in government and financial reports
-Idiomatic Expressions
-Subtle differences in similar words
-Sino
-Japanese vocabulary (kango) often found in news and academic writing
-Onomatopoeia ? More complex than N3
-Keigo(polite) Vocabulary ? More respectful and humble expressions used in formal settings
-Business and Academic Kanji ? Used in reports, contracts, and research papers used in legal, economic, and cultural texts
-Kanji Multiple Readings and Meanings
-More Hypothetical and conditional structures.
-Because of your Help and nu
-sense Expressions
-Contrasting Expressions
-According to this Expressions in reports and mails
-Ability to infer meaning from context rather than direct statements
-Opinion Pieces and Essays ? Identifying author’s perspective and implied meaning
-Business Documents and Letters
-Advertisements and Notices ? Jobs, Events, Hospital prescription, disaster announcement entrance form filling, resume
-Inference
-Based Reading ? Understanding indirect implications and unstated conclusions
-Handling persuasive and argumentative writing
-Formal Announcements ? Public announcements, business briefings
-TV/Radio Interviews ? Longer and more opinion
-based dialogues
-More realistic conversations, including business settings
-Indirect Speech and Implications
-Identifying speaker emotions and intentions from tone
-Understanding formal keigo (polite) expressions
- Polite speech in Business Situations
-Distinguishing between similar
-sounding expressions in fast speech
Experience Description
1. Vocabulary: Extensive vocabulary covering diverse topics, including specialized fields such as science, technology, and literature. Approximately 6,000 words. 2. Grammar: Mastery of complex sentence structures, including subordinate clauses, relative clauses, and indirect speech. Advanced usage of conjunctions, adverbs, and expressions of conjecture, hypothesis, and speculation. 3. Reading: Reading comprehension of complex texts, including academic papers, editorials, and literary works. Understanding of implicit meanings, rhetorical devices, and cultural nuances. Approximately 1,000 kanji characters. 4. Listening: Listening comprehension of advanced spoken Japanese in formal and informal settings. Understanding of rapid speech, dialects, and idiomatic expressions. Recognition of subtle nuances in tone, attitude, and emotion.
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