Apps Like JLPT Test (N5-N1) for iPhone and iPad
Japanese skills with 40000 questions
Practice exams with past papers and 40,000 questions. vocabulary, kanji, grammar, reading, and listening. Track progress and store exam results. Take mini tests for N1 to N5 or full exams.
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JLPT Test N5 Kanji Lite
hiromu izuwa
Practice with quizzes and track progress
Practice for N5 with quizzes of 10 random questions from a pool of 100. Track scores, view correct answers, and use a checklist to monitor progress.
KanjiQ - Japanese Kanji AD
Aribada, Inc.
Learn Japanese kanji by writing.
The app offers kanji study with animated stroke order, tracing practice, and quizzes. It includes kanji for school grades and JLPT levels, with readings, meanings, and example words.
Japanese Learn
Phan Tai
Take quizzes and track progress
Vocabulary with flashcards supporting bidirectional translation between and English. Practice quizzes with 10-20 questions per session across JLPT N5 to N1 levels. Review Kanji with readings in Hiragana and Katakana.
Penglo - Japanese Grammar
Enzo Menta
Learn with , kanji, and vocabulary all
Learn with a structured curriculum covering , kanji, and vocabulary. Practice through example sentences with audio and explanations. Adjust difficulty automatically and receive personalized lessons based on study history.
Coban: Learn Japanese
Akira NOGUCHI
Learn with structured lessons and quizzes
Learn with hiragana and katakana lessons, JLPT N5-N3 , kanji, and vocabulary. Practice pronunciation with audio. Use diverse learning modes including flashcards, quizzes, and spaced repetition for effective retention.
Todaii: Learn Japanese N5-N1
Ghi Nguyen
Practice with real news articles
Through news articles, practice reading, listening, and speaking. Track JLPT progress and vocabulary. Chat with AI to practice speaking in context. Set personal learning goals and review content at your level.
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