The JLPT N4 grammar 〜させてください (~sasete kudasai), which closely translates to “please let me do…” It is often used as a polite way of asking for permission to do something. So, let’s learn how to use this JLPT N4 grammar point by breaking down its meaning, structure, and example sentences. Make Sure to Watch Coto […]
The JLPT N4 grammar 〜させてください (~sasete kudasai), which closely translates to “please let me do…” It is often used as a polite way of asking for permission to do something. So, let’s learn how to use this JLPT N4 grammar point by breaking down its meaning, structure, and example sentences. Make Sure to Watch Coto […]
The grammar pattern ～ていく (te iku) is used to express a change or action that begins now and continues moving forward in time. It combines the て-form of a verb with 行く (iku), which literally means “to go,” giving the overall meaning of something “going on” or “continuing from this point.” At some point, your […]
The Japanese particle に (ni) is one of the language’s most essential — and most versatile — building blocks. Used to mark location, destination, time, purpose, and more, に roughly corresponds to “in,” “at,” “to,” or “towards” in English, though its exact meaning always depends on context. If you’re a beginner trying to get a […]
Welcome to your free JLPT N4 Kanji mock test! This test is designed to test your ability to use kanji in certain contexts, as well as build the skills necessary to take the actual JLPT N4 test with confidence. While we provide an online quiz version for those who want to get their results instantly, […]
In Japan, streets are not named but have numbers – with the exception of the main roads. Thus, finding your way around the cities can be challenging.
Welcome to the JLPT N4 vocabulary mock test! This test is designed to prepare you for the vocabulary section of the JLPT N4, as well as build the skills necessary to pass the test with confidence. We offer two versions of the test: there’s the online quiz version, where you’ll get your results instantly, and […]
Welcome to the ultimate guide to passing the JLPT N2! If you’re already studying for it — or at least considering it — chances are you’re ready for a change. JLPT N2 is widely recognized as the practical benchmark for Japanese fluency. Employers in Japan frequently list it as a minimum requirement, and for many […]
The Business Japanese Proficiency Test (BJT) is both a great addition and an alternative to the JLPT, especially if you want to work in Japan. But should you take it?
