Testimonials from JPT customers

Jeon Donghun
（KOREA・housewife）

I have been in Japan for 27 years and I took the JPT to find out my current level of Japanese.
When I actually took the test, I thought it would be a good way to measure my Japanese communication skills. I also think it is good that there are many times to take the test, so I can try it over and over again. I found that I was weak in honorifics, the ability to respond appropriately to questions, and the ability to read sentences.
During the exam, I was frazzled because I did not have enough time, so I would like to improve my ability to understand and answer questions instantaneously.
李徳義
（KOREA・part-time job）

After taking the JPT, I thought it would be a good reference for my Japanese language study and measure my Japanese communication skills. I think it is also good that the score can measure the level of the examinee. I found that my Japanese language skills were not good enough to give appropriate responses to questions.
My dream is to become a conference interpreter in the future, so I would like to study mainly current affairs Japanese.
I hope that more people will know about JPT and that its recognition will spread.
Kishinami Lucia
（BRAZIL・part-time job）

I am a Japanese-Brazilian and have been in Japan for 31 years.
I took the JPT because I wanted to measure my ability beyond N1 of the JLPT and to know my current level of Japanese. After taking the test, I found that I lacked the ability to respond appropriately to questions, read and write kanji, and read sentences.
I hope I will be able to speak Japanese properly!
Rumyliah
（PHILIPPINES・part-time job）

I wanted to study Japanese because I cannot read kanji. My goal is to become a good communicator and to find a good job.
When I took the JPT, I thought it would measure my ability beyond N1 on the JLPT and that it would be easy to understand my Japanese level.
I am weak in reading and writing Kanji characters, so I will study them in the online class. If I read a Japanese book every day, I think I will be able to learn many different kanji.
Phan
（VIETNAM・part-time job）

I decided to study Japanese because I wanted to come and live in Japan.
I have been in Japan for 9 years and I wanted to know my current level of Japanese so I took the JPT. After taking the test, I found out what I lack in grammar, honorifics, and the ability to read sentences, so I will continue to study Japanese by reading more books and watching the news.
Katherine
（ENGLAND・part-time job）

I started studying Japanese to talk to my Japanese friends. I also want to do translation work and talk with my husband's family.
I took the JPT because I thought it would measure my Japanese communication skills, but after taking the test, I realized that it would be advantageous for me to find a job in Japan. I think it is good that I can take the test every month and get my score quickly.
My reading and writing of kanji is weak, so I would like to study kanji in the future.
Erwen
（PHILIPPINES・part-time job）

I decided to study Japanese because I wanted to learn about Japanese culture and lifestyle.
The JPT was more difficult than the JLPT because of the large number of kanji. In addition to reading and writing kanji, I found that I lacked other skills in Japanese, such as honorifics and the ability to read sentences.
I am interested and excited about studying Japanese!　In the future, I would like to teach in my own country.
Sakuna
（THAILAND・part-time job）

I decided to study Japanese when I was looking for a job.
I took the JPT because I wanted to know my current level of Japanese, but I didn't have enough time to answer the exam. After taking the test, I thought it would be good to be able to measure my Japanese communication skills, take the test as many times as I want in a year, and get results quickly.
My goal is to be able to speak with Japanese people, so I will continue to study.

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