The Complete JLPT Guide: Levels, Format, Scoring and Prep
Everything you need to know about the JLPT in one place: the five levels, test format, pass marks, registration, how to prepare, test-day tips and results.
Clear, original explanations of Japanese and the JLPT, from N5 to N1.
Levels, format, scoring and how to prepare.
Everything you need to know about the JLPT in one place: the five levels, test format, pass marks, registration, how to prepare, test-day tips and results.
A practical JLPT study plan for N5 to N1: a daily routine, a weekly schedule, how many months each level takes, and what to do in the last month.
What each JLPT level (N5, N4, N3, N2, N1) tests, how many words and kanji you need, how long it takes, and how to pick the right level for your first exam.
All 718 words in the Kantan JLPT N5 vocabulary set, grouped by part of speech and topic, with readings, short meanings and tips for learning them fast.
The JLPT passing score for every level, the sectional minimums that cause most fails, how scaled scoring works, and how to plan your study around them.
How the JLPT is structured at every level: the three sections, each question type explained in plain English, approximate timings and how the answer sheet works.
Particles, verbs and patterns, explained simply.
How Japanese grammar works, what each JLPT level from N5 to N1 tests, how grammar questions are set up, and how to study grammar so it sticks on exam day.
How to make the Japanese te-form for every verb group, adjectives and nouns, plus its main uses (requests, linking actions, ている) with a table and quiz.
How to tell Japanese ru-verbs, u-verbs and irregular verbs apart, the tricky る-ending u-verbs to memorize, and how each group makes its masu, nai and te forms.
All 80 grammar patterns in the Kantan JLPT N5 set, grouped by type with meanings and example sentences, plus study tips and the mistakes beginners make most.
The difference between the Japanese particles に and で, with clear rules for places, time, destinations and tools, example sentences, tables and a quiz for JLPT N5.
When to use は (wa) and when to use が (ga) in Japanese, explained with simple rules, example sentences and a quick quiz. Essential grammar for JLPT N5.
Readings, radicals and lists for every level.
How many kanji you need for each JLPT level, how readings and radicals work, the study methods that stick, how the test checks kanji, and a plan for N5 to N1.
All 166 kanji in the Kantan JLPT N4 set, grouped by topic with meanings, on'yomi and kun'yomi, plus how to study them and which look-alikes to watch.
All 79 kanji in the Kantan JLPT N5 set, grouped by topic with meanings, on'yomi and kun'yomi, plus tips on how to learn them and what to focus on.
What kanji radicals and components are, where they sit in a kanji, and 20 of the most useful radicals to learn, with meanings, examples and dictionary tips.
What on'yomi and kun'yomi are, how to tell which reading a kanji uses, plus rendaku, special readings like 今日 and 大人, and a table of common examples.