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JLPT N4 Grammar Practice

Speaking 5 Writing
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Listening Grammar

Vocabulary
JLPT N4 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
Welcome to the JLPT N4 Grammar Practice
Pathway. The assignments in this pathway are
based on common grammar questions you will
see on the Japanese-Language Proficiency
Test. They can help you identify gaps in your
knowledge, improve your test performance by
getting you familiar with the basic format of JLPT
questions — and even help you understand if the
N4 JLPT test is right for you.
What is the JLPT?
The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test use this pathway to study should already know
(日本語能力試験, Nihongo Nōryoku Shiken), or
JLPT, is a widely recognized standardized test of
Japanese ability. Passing this test allows you to
receive a credential that will be easily understood
by potential employers, language schools,
universities, or other institutions and All assignments are multiple choice, and you will
interested parties.
There are five levels of the JLPT — N1, N2, N3,
N4, and N5, with N1 being the most difficult,
and N5 being the easiest. Before taking the test,
you’ll need to decide which level you’ll want
to take.
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What is N4?
N4 is the second lowest level of the JLPT. Those
that pass will show a general understanding of
the Japanese regularly encountered in daily life.
Prerequisites
To pass the JLPT N4, it’s generally believed
that you’ll need between 575–1000 hours of
study. You’ll also need to know all hiragana, all
katakana, and some kanji. Learners who want to
hiragana, katakana, and the kanji associated with
the lower, N5 level.
How to Take the Assignments
receive your score immediately upon completion.
If a test is too hard, you can exit, and retry the
test at a later time. You can also retake the tests
as many times as you like.
JLPT N5