Yahoo Japan きっず学習！
 

I've just found a nice site for learning Japanese (and other subjects). This would give you a rough idea about how much Japanese the average Japanese kid would know in each school grade.

The site: Yahoo!

1. Select suject. Click 国語 if you want to select Japanese for instance.

2. Select topic. Click 文の組立て, for example, if you want to study Sentence Structure.

3. Select school grades (1&2, 3&4 and 5&6). If you're already fluent, you may try the junior high school level at bottom left.

Suppose you want to try grades 3&4. Click スタート to the right of 文を作る under 中級　（小３～小４）.

You wlll see a sentence with a (blank) in it. Below it, you will see the three answer choices. Click the one you think is correct. It wil give you 〇 when correct and X when incorrect. It will give you 10 questions automatically.
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Trying the subjects such as 理科(sciences) and 社会(social studies) would actually be a good way of testing your Japanese application abilities.

Have fun! 　ごちゃごちゃ考えず、とりあえず遊んでみよう！ :mtongue:

This is great! Thanks a lot, Masaegu. It is really good to know that there is still a native speaker around to help all of us :)

Oh OH! this is great i never knew that was possible but i'll try it as soon as i can:happypika:

Wow that is a great site. Thanks alot :)

What the heck? Why is thebestman bumping every thread masaegu started with the exact same post?

Just because I had caught him spamming in another thread and this was the way the 29-year-old American stroke back. Never mess with Americans! :D

Some, Anyways.... I was a target myself and I found it amusing how childish people can be....

The self-proclaimed intermediate learners should check out the excellent 敬語 section.

http://study.kids.yahoo.co.jp/japane...vel3/02_1.html

http://study.kids.yahoo.co.jp/japane...vel3/04_1.html

This sounds really interesting and useful. I appreciate this a lot. I can't check it out now but I'll definitely have a look when I get home. I'm kind of interested in challenging myself with subjects outside of 国語. If I ever have a kid I definitely want to be able to help them out with their homework... so I've been trying to do a bit of studying in Japanese. So I think this will be a good (and free!) resource. Thanks!