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I'm a final year student, and I want to learn Japanese to get a good job there. How long will it take to learn the primary Japanese language, i.e. speaking, writing and reading for me? Also, please tell me how can I qualify for JLPT tier 2 as soon as possible as it is essential for me.

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Hi, The Japanese language has five levels like JLPT N5, N4, N3, N2 and N1. If we talk about the N5 level, it includes scripts, reading, writing and listening to the Japanese language. It's an 80-100 hours course, and the book I refer to is "Minna no Nihongo", which covers 1- 25 chapters. Same for N4...
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Hi,
The Japanese language has five levels like JLPT N5, N4, N3, N2 and N1. If we talk about the N5 level, it includes scripts, reading, writing and listening to the Japanese language. It's an 80-100 hours course, and the book I refer to is "Minna no Nihongo", which covers 1- 25 chapters. Same for N4 or N3, it will take at least 80-100 hours for each level. For job purposes, you should go at least till N3.
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Harsh, you can simply learn the Japanese language. It's not complicated once you will understand the basic and the correct way of Japanese learning. Finally, you will able to learn it. From my perspective, each student has different learning skills, so some can achieve their target in 2-3 year; on the...
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Harsh, you can simply learn the Japanese language. It's not complicated once you will understand the basic and the correct way of Japanese learning. Finally, you will able to learn it.

From my perspective, each student has different learning skills, so some can achieve their target in 2-3 year; on the other hand, some take 3-4 year for the same.

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Teaching Japanese for a year.

Hi! If you want to get a job in Japan, you will require a qualification of minimum JLPT N2. If you are a new learner, it will require a minimum of two years. All the best!
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Hello Bhaskar,To answer your question, please understand that there are a total of 5 levels in the JLPT examination. N5 being Beginner level, you need to complete upto N3 level to have good command over the Japanese language. N1 level is known as Expert level, and if you complete it, you are recognised...
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Hello Bhaskar,
To answer your question, please understand that there are a total of 5 levels in the JLPT examination. N5 being Beginner level, you need to complete upto N3 level to have good command over the Japanese language. N1 level is known as Expert level, and if you complete it, you are recognised at par with Native speaker.
Ideally, you will require anywhere from 8 months to 12 months to complete upto the N3 (Intermediate) level, while basic levels can be completed within 6-8 months.

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Hi, for having a good job in Japan, you should learn at least 3 out of 5 levels in the Japanese language to speak fluent Japanese and get a high job. From N5 to N3, it'll take you around 12 months to complete. So for a good job, you need to complete at least three levels.
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The first level takes around 6months to complete, after which you can apply for JLPT 5 exam, which is the first level exam you will get the certificate.
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Certified Japanese Language teacher from Japan Foundation. Certified business Japanese trainer .

Hi!It entirely depends upon a person's ability and the amount of time he/she can dedicate to the language. Usually, it takes at least two years to qualify for the JLPT N2 level.
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It would help if you did a basic N5 beginners level, after which you can pursue other levels. An N5 takes about 48 hours if you do it one on one.
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Hi, you have to go from basic that is JLPT N5 level. In Japanese, we have five levels divided into JLPT N5, N4, N3, N2 and N1. The basic level is JLPT N5. Each level will take at least 100 hours to complete, and for the Job purpose, you have to go at least till JLPT N3.
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It depends on the field you are from. If it is in IT, then the basics of the Japanese language can be taught in 4-5 months, assuming a one-hour session every day of the week and an employable level of language in 9-10 months. If you are from another field, then the trainee will need a higher level of...
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It depends on the field you are from. If it is in IT, then the basics of the Japanese language can be taught in 4-5 months, assuming a one-hour session every day of the week and an employable level of language in 9-10 months. If you are from another field, then the trainee will need a higher level of Japanese, ranging from 1.5 to 2 years as in Japan, one is considered employable after N3 or N2 level, which take 1.5 to 2 years. But for one, who wants to learn to speak, the basics of the language will take 2-3 months.
To qualify for JLPT tier 2, if one has absolutely no experience with Japanese then, it takes close to 1.5 years at the least.

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