You should read textbooks covering the questions you will encounter when preparing for an exam. Similarly, the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) does the same thing. A few textbooks cover the curriculum of JLPT N5 and can help you perform well on the exam.
Let’s Learn Japanese Picture Dictionary
With more than 1,550 commonly taught basic words, these colorful, large-size dictionaries have been created by leading educators.
There are 30 delightful two-page spreads in each Let’s Learn Language Picture Dictionary that vividly illustrate words’ meanings. Children aged three to eight will enjoy viewing scenes familiar to them, such as home life, the classroom, city life, sports, the zoo, and even outer space! Students’ recall of people, places, actions, and objects with each visit will improve.
To help learners at various levels build vocabulary, featured words are accompanied by illustrations and definitions. An index and glossary accompany each word. These first word books are ideal for parents and teachers who want to encourage the acquisition of second languages.
JLPT N5 Study Material Gougaku dekiru N4 N5
Practice can help you identify your weaknesses and build your confidence. Getting as much practice and preparation in as possible is recommended if you are preparing for the JLPT examination.
To prepare you for every aspect of the test, including grammar, kanji, vocabulary, reading and listening comprehension, this workbook consists of two parts:
Learn about the new JLPT and practice 863 problems in part 1.
2: Review what you’ve learned and test yourself with practical problems.
There are 222 pages in this book
Japanese is the language
An answer key and script are included
