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Line 36: − − However, given the number of students running around and the fact that there aren't nearly as many native Japanese here as on Wikipedia, I suggest a more granular system. − If you're not at home using a JA-JA dictionary or looking up references on the Japanese internet, you're not JA-3. − − + − ===Rejected Draft===+ − I wrote this up, but I think it's somewhat off. Still thinking it over. − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-0: You don't know Japanese, or only know fragments.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-0.5: You can transliterate Japanese with the assistance of a dictionary tool and grammar reference.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-1: You can read and write Japanese with the occasional assistance of a JA-EN dictionary.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-1.5: You can read manga without assistance, a light novel at a comfortable pace with assistance, and write (badly) without assistance. </span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-2: You would be comfortable editing the Japanese Wikipedia.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-2+: You could pick up a random book on the 太平洋戦争 from the library and write an intelligent review in your native language.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-3: You could write a Japanese encyclopedia article.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-3+: You could write a term paper in Japanese from Japanese sources.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA-4: You are as proficient in Japanese as your native language.</span> − * <span style="color:#d0d0d0">JA: Japanese is your native language.</span>
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:This means that if you moved from an ''xx''-speaking country to a ''yy''-speaking country at age 6, and have never again spoken ''xx'', you should classify yourself as a native speaker of ''yy'' and not of ''xx'', even if you used to speak nothing but ''xx'' as a child.
:This means that if you moved from an ''xx''-speaking country to a ''yy''-speaking country at age 6, and have never again spoken ''xx'', you should classify yourself as a native speaker of ''yy'' and not of ''xx'', even if you used to speak nothing but ''xx'' as a child.
:Should you have moved as an adult, you should decide by yourself, according to your own "feel", and thus might have ''several'' "native" languages.
:Should you have moved as an adult, you should decide by yourself, according to your own "feel", and thus might have ''several'' "native" languages.
==Sanity Checks==
==Sanity Checks==
If you're using a Rikai browser extension to translate, you're probably JA-1.
If you're using a Rikai browser extension to translate, you're probably JA-1.
If you're JA-2, you should be able to read (most) manga unassisted, a light novel at a comfortable pace with assistance, and write coherently without assistance.
If you need to look up grammar, you're probably JA-1.
If you're not at home using a JA-JA dictionary or looking up references on the Japanese internet, you're at most JA-2.
==Wikipedia References==
==Wikipedia References==
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