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Articles about JLPT
On Suki Desu, JLPT brings together what each level tests, how to study, and what changes from N5 to N1.
エリンが挑戦 – how the Japan Foundation helps beginners start Japanese with a free online course.
Why Japanese is simpler in grammar and verbs than its reputation suggests - and where the real challenges actually sit.
A practical checklist of intermediate Japanese grammar points for JLPT N3 study.
Guess a secret kanji every day – using hints on readings, strokes, and JLPT level.
Grammar, listening, and level-by-level picks for free JLPT study on YouTube
On'yomi, kun'yomi and meanings for the 500 most-used kanji, sorted into six learning tiers.
On'yomi, kun'yomi, stroke count and meaning for the 150 most-used kanji, ranked by frequency.
The official kanji list that makes Japanese reading far more manageable.
A clear N4 verb list for quick study and review.
Direction, destination, and place in Japanese.
When classroom tuition, rigid hours, and weak diplomas do not match your Japanese goals—and what works better instead.
A practical N5 kanji reference with on and kun readings — and why “one meaning per character” is the wrong mental model.
A clear guide to the Japanese conditional なら, with formation patterns, nuance, and natural examples.
Understand when 人 is read as hito, jin, or nin, and see how it appears in everyday words and counters for people.
A practical guide to preparing for the JLPT with realistic practice, stronger routines, and less stress on exam day.
Choose the right level, understand how registration works in your city, and study with the kind of practice that actually matches...
A clean beginner-friendly list of common JLPT N5 verbs, with quick study notes and related guides.
Learn how たり (tari) works in Japanese to list examples, repeated actions, and changing states, with clear patterns and natural...
A practical guide to using kara and made for time, place, cause and complete ranges in natural Japanese.
