こんにちは！

• JLPT level N5日(day)
• JLPT level N5月(month)
• JLPT level N5見(see)
• JLPT level N5行(going)
• JLPT level N5時(time)
• JLPT level N5三(three)
• JLPT level N5出(exit)
• JLPT level N5長(long)

• N579 kanjiNumbers, days, people
• N4166 kanjiEveryday verbs and places
• N3367 kanjiThe bridge to real text
• N2367 kanjiNews, work, ideas
• N11,232 kanjiAdvanced and specialised

Levels follow Jonathan Waller’s community lists, as the JLPT publishes no official kanji lists.

These will supercharge your learning process if you use them right.

• Listening

  聞(き)く“to hear”

  Nihongo con Teppei (opens nihongoconteppei.com)

  Absolutely essential immersion. No kanji, but tons of context and natural grammar. Listen daily. It rewires your ear.

• Dictionary

  辞書(じしょ)“dictionary”

  Jisho (opens jisho.org)

  A fast Japanese–English dictionary for words, kanji and example sentences, built on the same EDRDG data used here.

• Reading

  読(よ)む“to read”

  NHK News Web Easy (opens www3.nhk.or.jp)

  Short news stories rewritten in simpler Japanese, with furigana over the kanji.

• Grammar

  学(まな)ぶ“to learn”

  Tae Kim’s Guide to Learning Japanese (opens guidetojapanese.org)

  A free grammar guide that explains Japanese on its own terms, from the basics upwards.