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This repository contains all study materials and resources for preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), structured from beginner-level content to more advanced topics.

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Materials

  • Complete list of vocabulary for the JLPT N5Vocabulary πŸ“š

  • Google Play StoreVocabulary πŸ“š

    good for learning new words, practicing reading and listening. Most content is locked behind paywall. If you want an interactive app to learn vocab, go for it, otherwise you're not missing out on too much.

  • Google Play StoreVocabulary πŸ“š

    AI photo-to-vocabulary app for Japanese learners. Snap a photo of any object β€” a 弁当, a ι§… sign, a θ‡ͺε‹•θ²©ε£²ζ©Ÿ β€” and the app extracts Japanese words with example sentences and pronunciation. Uses FSRS spaced repetition for review scheduling. All images are stored locally on device, no upload. Free with optional subscription.

  • hiraganaKanji 🎴

  • Japanese LessonsKanji 🎴

  • JapaneseTabVocabulary πŸ“š

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  • Google Play StoreApps πŸ“±

    a language learning app tailored for Asian languages, including Japanese. It offers structured lessons with a focus on grammar, sentence structure, and pronunciation, making it ideal for building a solid foundation. Again, most content is locked behind a paywall.

  • Google Play StoreApps πŸ“±

    a highly recommended app. It’s effective for building foundational skills in Hiragana, Katakana, and even Kanji. The lessons follow a well-structured pace that keeps learning engaging without overwhelming. It provides solid practice in grammar and listening. Best of all, it’s free to use, making it accessible to everyone, although after making some mistakes (3-4), you need to wait some time to use it again. A subscription is available to access unlimited practice sessions.

  • WaniKaniApps πŸ“±

  • WebsiteApps πŸ“±

    a graded reading and listening app with JLPT-leveled short stories (pre-N5 to advanced), each with furigana, native audio, and tap-to-translate. Great for building reading and listening together once you know your kana. Free to start, with an optional subscription.

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