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L1 to L2 Optimisation
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CEFR-Aligned Learning Path
A1
Beginner - Hiragana, katakana, and survival phrases
150-200 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Read and write hiragana and katakana
- Use basic greetings and self-introduction
- Order food and ask simple questions
A2
Elementary - Basic kanji and daily conversations
300-400 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Recognise 200-300 basic kanji
- Describe daily activities and experiences
- Handle shopping and travel situations
B1
Intermediate - Comfortable in everyday situations
600-800 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Read and write 500-600 kanji
- Express opinions and give reasons
- Understand everyday conversations at natural speed
B2
Upper Intermediate - Complex topics and formal language
1000-1200 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Master 1000-1200 kanji
- Use keigo (honorific language) appropriately
- Read newspapers and contemporary fiction
C1
Advanced - Professional and academic Japanese
1500-2000 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Command 2000+ kanji
- Navigate complex social hierarchies linguistically
- Understand cultural subtext and implications
C2
Proficiency - Near-native abilities
2500+ hours of study
You will be able to:
- Master 3000+ kanji including variants
- Understand historical and literary texts
- Express subtle nuances across all registers
Real-World Practice Scenarios
Visiting a Japanese onsen (hot spring)
Tasks you'll practice:
- • Read basic signs and rules
- • Ask about facilities and etiquette
- • Purchase entry tickets and rent towels
- • Navigate gender-specific areas
Language focus:
Job hunting in Japan (就活)
Tasks you'll practice:
- • Write a Japanese resume (履歴書)
- • Conduct formal interview in keigo
- • Follow up appropriately after interview
- • Understand employment contracts
Language focus:
Cultural Context & Etiquette
Greetings
- • Bow instead of shaking hands
- • Depth of bow indicates formality level
- • Say "ojamashimasu" when entering homes
Etiquette
- • Never stick chopsticks upright in rice
- • Remove shoes at entrance (genkan)
- • Avoid eating while walking
Business Culture
- • Exchange business cards with both hands
- • Consensus-building (nemawashi) is crucial
- • Punctuality means arriving 5-10 minutes early
Exam Preparation
Available Exams
- • JLPT N5-N1 (Japanese Language Proficiency Test)
- • EJU (Examination for Japanese University)
- • BJT (Business Japanese Proficiency Test)
- • J-CAT (Japanese Computerized Adaptive Test)
Preparation Tips
- • JLPT has no speaking component
- • Focus on grammar patterns for each level
- • Kanji readings can be irregular - memorise exceptions
Your Learning Toolkit
Master kana first, introduce kanji gradually, focus on practical usage
Daily Practice
- Write 5 new kanji with proper stroke order
- Shadow anime/drama dialogue
- Use Anki for spaced repetition
- Read NHK Easy News daily
Immersion Tips
- Watch anime with Japanese subtitles
- Play Japanese video games
- Join HelloTalk for native exchanges
- Listen to Japanese podcasts by level
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