JLPT Boot Camp – The Ultimate Study Guide to passing the Japanese Language Proficiency Test
MacThe Ultimate Study Guide to Passing the JLPT in Less Time and With Less Pain.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationLanguage LearningSociety & Culture | ||||
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- Needs better speaking clarity.
I tried a handful of the episodes and could barely get any real information from them. Too often the speaker goes off on a tangent rather than getting down to the point and almost every single word has an “um” before and after it, which just makes it annoying to listen to. I think this podcast has potential if the author could speak more clearly, fluently, and with conviction.
Apple Podcasts1Mochimewr
United States6 years ago - Kind of rude
U lost me as a listener when I heard your views on religion and cults. I come from a family that follows a religion that has been persecuted throughout the years as being a cult and don't appreciate hearing it here. Was expecting more substance here and less shooting of the breeze. I'll look elsewhere.
Apple Podcasts1Shogo88United States8 years ago - Nice tips - an interesting listen.
I found the podcast to be interesting and entertaining when I want some downtime from my normal study routine.
Apple Podcasts4lsh3rdUnited States10 years ago - Great tips!
I'm a Brazilian Japanese who also speaks English and have been living in Japan over the past 10 years. I already took the N2 and even though I'm preparing now for the N1, still found a lot of very helpful tips here! Great job, Clayton! People like you make America look way better out here!
Apple Podcasts5KinjoyuUnited States12 years ago
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