Welcome to your free JLPT N3 Vocabulary mock test! This test is designed to test your vocabulary knowledge in certain contexts, as well as build the skills necessary to take the actual JLPT N3 test with confidence. While we provide an online quiz version for those who want to get their results instantly, we also […]
With a history of almost 1300 years in Japan, we explore the origins of Children’s Day, its connections to China, and some of its most revered traditions.
Celebrated annually on 4th May, this relatively young is linked to one of Japan’s youngest colours.
On 3rd May 1947 the Constitution of Japan, also known as the “Peace Constitution” was signed, and this date has been a national holiday ever since.
The intention of Showa Day is to encourage reflection upon the years 1929-1989, otherwise known as the Showa Era – an intense time in Japan.
Golden Week is coming up! Learn more about each of the holidays and find out when it is.
The JLPT N4 phrase, 〜のに (~noni), is often used to contrast two opposing remarks, similar to saying “even though.” You can use this phrase to express dissatisfaction, surprise, or regret over something unexpected or disappointing. So, let’s learn how to use this JLPT N4 grammar point by breaking down its meaning, structure, and example sentences. […]
The JLPT N4 grammar 〜しよう closely translates to “let’s do!” The grammar is actually the volitional form of する, meaning “to do.” Volitional form is a verb conjugation that is used to express an invitation or suggestion. So let’s break down what the volitional form is, how it works, and how we can use it […]
