JLPT Prep– category –
JLPT preparation for all levels N5 through N1. Grammar, vocabulary, reading strategies, and practice questions organized by exam level. Browse by level: N5, N4, N3, N2, N1. Full overview at the JLPT Study Hub.
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JLPT N3 Vocabulary: Emotions and Mental States in Japanese
Emotion and mental-state vocabulary appears frequently in JLPT N3 reading and listening sections. This guide covers the essential words organized by category, with natural example sentences to help you use each word correctly. WordReadin... -
JLPT N4 Grammar: て-Form Requests, Permissions, and Prohibitions
Making requests, giving instructions, and asking for permission are everyday situations the JLPT N4 exam tests. This guide covers the core て-form patterns for polite requests and negative instructions in Japanese. PatternUsePoliteness〜... -
JLPT N3 Grammar: Expressing Regret and Retrospect in Japanese
Expressing regret, retrospect, and "should have" is a common challenge for JLPT N3 learners. In this guide we cover the key grammar patterns that let you talk about past decisions, wishes, and hindsight in natural Japanese. PatternMeanin... -
JLPT N3 Full Study Guide: Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading, and Listening Strategy
N3 is the bridge between beginner and intermediate Japanese. This comprehensive study guide covers everything you need to approach N3 strategically and pass all three sections. 【N3 Test Structure】 SectionTimeScoreMin to pass Language K... -
JLPT N4 Full Practice Guide: Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, Listening Tips
This comprehensive N4 study guide brings together vocabulary strategy, grammar focus points, reading tips, and listening approach — everything you need for a coordinated N4 study plan. 【N4 Test Structure】 SectionTimeContent Language Kn... -
JLPT N3 Grammar: Hearsay and Conjecture — そうだ, らしい, ようだ, みたいだ
Expressing hearsay and conjecture is an N3 focus. Four overlapping patterns — そうだ, らしい, ようだ, and みたいだ — each convey "it seems" with different sources of evidence. 【At a Glance】 PatternSource of infoNuance 〜そうだ (hearsay... -
JLPT N4 Grammar: Permission and Prohibition — てもいい, てはいけない, なくてもいい
Expressing permission and prohibition is a major N4 grammar area. This guide covers the four key patterns tested on the exam. 【At a Glance】 PatternMeaningExample 〜てもいいMay / it's okay to入ってもいい (may enter) 〜てはいけない / 〜... -
JLPT N4 Grammar: Giving and Receiving Expressions — あげる, もらう, くれる
Giving and receiving expressions (あげる, もらう, くれる) and their て-form extensions are tested heavily on JLPT N4. This guide prepares you specifically for the exam question types. 【At a Glance: The 6 Key Forms】 FormPlainPoliteDirec... -
JLPT N3 Reading: How to Approach Each Section and Save Time
The N3 reading section is long and time-pressured. This guide gives you proven section-by-section strategies to maximize your score and manage your time effectively. 【At a Glance: JLPT N3 Reading Sections】 SectionText typeQuestionsStra... -
JLPT N4 Listening: Strategies and Key Patterns to Listen For
The JLPT N4 listening section is one of the most challenging parts for learners who have mainly studied from textbooks. This guide gives you proven strategies and what to listen for. 【At a Glance: JLPT N4 Listening Sections】 SectionTyp...
