I mean they probably would have to limit it to like N2 or N1 level, because there wouldn't be enough examiners. They could use some kind of AI examiner but in the end a human would have to verify it. What do you think?
I got 135 on N2 last year and I'm planning to take the N1 in July, but I'm reading reddit threads saying that N1 isn't even good, and that it's only the beginning of becoming fluent in Japanese. So is passing the N1 just child's play and nothing to be proud of?
Also, I'm more looking to become fluent in reading because I grew up listening/speaking Japanese due to having Japanese parents. I can read manga like Naruto but I often come across jukugo I don't know because I never really used those kind of words with my parents. My reading speed is also really slow.
Naruto: -だってばよ
Konohamaru: -これ
Kankuro: -じゃん
Kiiller Bee: -よ
Deidara: うん
Nekotama and the ninja cats: -にゃん
I heard it's a bit cringe to say these but which is the least cringe?
Maybe your name is really long, or you want to keep it a secret? So instead you write an alias like Uchiha or something. That way it's easy to read and no one else probably has that name. Does everyone write down their real last name at a place like Saizeriya?
Like that consists of 190+ countries.. why not just say the country/s or continent that they're talking about? I'm not sure how I'm supposed to reply to 海外ではどう？ when I have no clue about other countries and continents.
"海外"と… 君に言われると、なんだか曖昧、
会話の... 後も解けぬ惑う、淡くほろ苦い...
The flavor of life...