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I was able to buy a practice book specifically for JLPT N2, and included all areas of the test. That was enough to prepare me for the test, but if you do some practice problems and you’re not getting them right, you may need to back up and study more kanji, vocab, and grammar. Try to find a book with listening practice questions as well. Good luck!
DeathStrawberry's Life List
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1. Learn Japanese
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2. study abroad
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3. get a six pack
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4. learn ancient greek
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5. expand my vocabulary
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6. learn jujitsu
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7. Start my own business
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8. improve my posture
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9. improve my communication skills
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10. make a difference
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11. Keep a journal
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12. make the world a better place
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13. study theology
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14. Learn to write with my right hand
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15. Finish reading the Bible
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16. Learn Kanji
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17. Finish what I start
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18. learn how to make money fast and legally
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19. stop procrastinating
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20. be more confident
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21. Grow in Christ
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22. share my faith with others
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23. Go to sleep earlier.
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24. Never stop learning
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25. read all my books
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26. go out more
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27. eat healthier
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28. get lasik
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29. be a good teacher
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30. say what i mean and mean what i say
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31. learn Korean
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Recent entries
I know there are good places to dive inland, but there’s just nothing like the open ocean. I finally got to go on a dive off the coast of Jupiter, FL. It was beautiful. Soft coral, sponges, lots of fish, and the coolest part was we saw sea turtles on the bottom. Huge ones! SCUBA is not hard to learn or do, just remember the safety equipment and procedures. Have fun!
I went to Tokyo for 2 weeks, and there was more than enough to see! I could stay there for a long time, and that’s just one city. Now you can get visitor’s train passes and travel all you want during a certain time. Explore the whole country, or just around Tokyo. Definitely try to pick up some “Survival” Japanese, it’s worth knowing!
