What japanese level are you?

[conankoibito]

Studied Japanese for more than three years, but that doesn't make me a pro. I still consider myself a beginner because I still lack experience (i.e. listening-talking to a native speaker, haven't taken the JLPT exams). I'm trying to get a job where I can hone this skills though. (:

Does happen to me,no JLPT for me at all too~

[Hanakochan12]

I know a couple phrases, still learning kanji, but I get really confused with the verb and its tenses~! I also don't know enough nouns to put m knowledge into action.. *sighs*

[DetectiveSora]

I'm JLPT N2 level almost N1. I can certainly maintain good convo's with actual japanese people. If you guys have any questions feel free to pm me

[Kirsch]

At the weaboo level. :-P

Lol, jk. Once I attempted (and failed) to memorize the hiragana characters. I also know random phrases from prolong exposure to the language (read: watching anime). I can recognize some kanji as Mandarin, but I don't think that really counts....

[rie2-chan]

Still beginner though..

Ohayou...

[SapphireBlue]

I am a fluent Japanese speaker...

Even though I am born and is living in America, I'm 100% Japanese.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.

[H3A]

I am a fluent Japanese speaker...

Even though I am born and is living in America, I'm 100% Japanese.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.

 

Cool

[SapphireBlue]

Cool

 

Thank you

[Shreevatsa]

JLPT N1

[Detective Enola]

Japanese: 私 和 まだ まだ です.

Romaji: Watashi wa mada mada desu.

English: I still have a long way to go.

[Tsukiko]

I've been using duolingo actively for almost a year now... some stuff sticks to my head, some doesn't. I should be more active...and maybe turn off the romaji cheat so the kanji will stick better.