WELCOME TO YOUR JAPANESE LEARNING SPACE
A few minutes of regular practice can build a habit. You can pause and pick up where you left off.
Choose my study pathN5 is the first level of the JLPT, and then comes N4, N3, N2 and N1. If you start, explore the N5 bases. The "N5 + N4" level mixes revisions and new notions. The site labels are indicative: the JLPT does not publish an exhaustive official list of vocabulary or grammar by level. See the official FAQ of the JLPT.
These are the furigana: they indicate reading. They accompany the examples and stories. In an exercise that precisely requires reading a kanji, they are withdrawn so as not to reveal the answer.
The first participation in each quiz is kept in the averages. Replay is used to train. An unanswered question is worth zero. Cards, readings, kanji and mini-games have their own results and do not change your average quiz.
After a correction, the errors are recorded. Answer correctly in the notebook to remove a question from the list to be reviewed. Old participations without details cannot be reconstructed: replay them to feed your notebook.
For a sheet, a play or a kanji: at least 80% at exercise. For a quiz: finish a first participation. The results of small exercises are updated when you try again.
No. 日本語の国 offers original trainings and is not affiliated with the JLPT organization. The starting routes are centered on the N5 and N4 bases; the other levels are enriched through the publications.
Your results, goals and badges are private. Only aggregated statistics are publicly displayed.
Write to contact@d3medias.com, indicating the quiz or the relevant fact sheet and question number.