Japanese language proficiency level

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) is an exam sponsored by the Japan Foundation for International Exchange. It is designed to test the listening, speaking, reading and writing abilities of non-native Japanese speakers. level. According to the performance of the candidates, the exam is divided into five levels: N1, N2, N3, N4 and N5.

N1 level is the highest level, requiring candidates to have advanced Japanese listening, speaking, reading, writing and reading comprehension skills, to be able to communicate fluently in various social situations, and to understand Japanese culture.

N2 level requires candidates to be able to conduct basic communication and business activities in Japanese, read various types of articles, and be able to read common Japanese newspapers and magazines.

N3 level requires candidates to be able to conduct simple daily conversations and written communications, and understand basic Japanese grammar and common vocabulary.

N4 level requires candidates to master basic Japanese grammar and vocabulary and be able to carry out simple communication in daily life.

Level N5 is an entry-level level, requiring candidates to master some basic Japanese vocabulary and grammar, and be able to conduct simple self-introductions and simple communications in daily life.

Whether you are studying, working or immigrating to Japan, the Japanese Language Proficiency Level Test is a very important reference standard. Candidates can choose the level that suits them according to their actual situation.