Most Chinese Nationals Take Indonesian Language Proficiency Test

Andrea Lidwina 14/05/2021 10:50 WIB

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In 2019, 191 Chinese citizens took the Indonesian Language Proficiency Test. This number was the highest compared to other foreign nationals, such as those from the U.S., the Philippines, and South Ko

Native Speakers Who Took the Indonesian Language Proficiency Test Most Frequently (2019)

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In 2019, 191 citizens of China took the Indonesian Language Proficiency Test (UKBI). This was the highest number compared to other foreign nationals, such as the United States (86 people), the Philippines (69 people), and South Korea (67 people).

Furthermore, French and Japanese citizens participating in the test numbered 50 and 46 respectively. Participants from Singapore, India, and Malaysia each numbered around 30, while those from Thailand numbered 29.

The UKBI is a tool to measure an individual's ability in Indonesian, both orally and in writing. Participants are assessed based on several indicators, namely listening, responding to grammar rules, reading, writing, and speaking.

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