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I'm currently in year 9 and considering doing a Japanese GCSE. I have very little background knowledge on Japanese but do have a native Japanese friend and was wondering the best ways to learn the language and prepare for GCSE's. Any help or information about the GCSE would be much appreciated
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(Original post by MeredithR18)
I'm currently in year 9 and considering doing a Japanese GCSE. I have very little background knowledge on Japanese but do have a native Japanese friend and was wondering the best ways to learn the language and prepare for GCSE's. Any help or information about the GCSE would be much appreciated)
I'm currently in year 9 and considering doing a Japanese GCSE. I have very little background knowledge on Japanese but do have a native Japanese friend and was wondering the best ways to learn the language and prepare for GCSE's. Any help or information about the GCSE would be much appreciated
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My question is, for a language like Japanese which can take years to learn properly, would you be able to get to a GCSE standard in three years? Actually, I would think it is possible, but will you be able to do it? Only you will be able to answer that.
The other question is why do you want to do the GCSE? If you want to learn to actually speak the language, by all means, learn it over the next few years - there's nothing stopping you from choosing in Year 11! And besides, Japanese is a fun (if really weird) language to learn!
(This being said by someone who intends to take Japanese as a university extracurricular and started learning a month ago
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The other question is why do you want to do the GCSE? If you want to learn to actually speak the language, by all means, learn it over the next few years - there's nothing stopping you from choosing in Year 11! And besides, Japanese is a fun (if really weird) language to learn!
(This being said by someone who intends to take Japanese as a university extracurricular and started learning a month ago
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(Original post by MeredithR18)
I'm currently in year 9 and considering doing a Japanese GCSE. I have very little background knowledge on Japanese but do have a native Japanese friend and was wondering the best ways to learn the language and prepare for GCSE's. Any help or information about the GCSE would be much appreciated)
I'm currently in year 9 and considering doing a Japanese GCSE. I have very little background knowledge on Japanese but do have a native Japanese friend and was wondering the best ways to learn the language and prepare for GCSE's. Any help or information about the GCSE would be much appreciated
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-verbs
-adjectives
-connectives
-vocabulary for each topic
If you want, I could send you my revision resources so you can check out some of the stuff.
Good luck. Japanese is a really great gcse to learn, not many people know it and you can watch all the anime you want without using the dubbed version
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I was thinking about learning a less common language as well, but the grade boundaries seem very high because they’re mainly taken by native speakers.
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hope i'm not too late to the thread i did japanese gcse in summer '17, is there anything you'd like to know?
i did japanese gcse in summer '17, is there anything you'd like to know?
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hi, i also want to do Japanese as a GCSE (with Edexcel) but I'm struggling to find any textbooks for it. any advice? (btw i already know quite a bit of Japanese)
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