
For this introductory unit, you'll learn about the test format, time constraints and common question styles. A practice exam is included with this unit. Be sure to complete the practice exam while abiding by the time constraints of an actual N5 test (you can always go back and check everything later!)
The days of the week frequently appear in the N5 exam. So let's get those fundamental kanji memorized!
Knowing (i) adjective conjugations is important not only for the N5 exam, but for everyday Japanese as well!
Learn the different family terms associated with the N5 exam
Multiple sentence questions may seem tricky at first, but there's a knack to answering these!
Learn all the direction kanji associated with the N5 exam
Counters are hard and sometimes frustrating. Only one thing to do; Hit the books and make them second nature!
Nature kanji are fun to write! But for now, being able to identify and read them is fine :)
Arguably the hardest question format in the exam. Master word ordering questions to really nail the N5!
Brush up on your reading ability and nail those high-scoring questions!
In this course, students will not only study Japanese that frequently appears in the N5 exam, but also become completely familiar with the test format and what to expect come test day.
The course contains the following 10 units:
1. Days of the Week
2. (i) Adjectives
3. Family Kanji
4. Directions
5. Negative Form of (i) Adjectives and Similar Sentence Questions
6. Counters
7. Nature Kanji
8. Word Ordering Questions
9. Verb Conjugations
10. Listening Section
As well as these 10 units, students will also learn things like the time allocated to each section, and the guidance audio for the listening section.
Across the entire course there are more than 400 practice questions. There is also an entire practice test included to ensure that students get practice with sitting the exam in its entirety.
Please note that this is not a general Japanese course, but rather a tool to assist students with preparing for the JLPT N5. Should there be anything in the course that you don't understand, the expectation is that you will take the initiative to look things up and make sense of them yourself.
All of the content in this course has been triple checked by native Japanese teachers to ensure quality.