Japanese language materials

This is a collection of JLPT N4 level particles.
There are practice questions, so let's give it a try!

Can you find the answer with three Japanese clues?
There are three levels and 18 questions. Let's give it a try!

From greetings, aizuchi, how to request in the lesson, and how to check the correctness of your Japanese expressions.

Important Japanese verb conjugations, let's practice them.

You can learn how to count money, time, people, days of the month, and many other things through pictures. There are also practice questions at the end.

There are three sets of news and questions about them. Try to make sure you read them correctly. There are also sample answers.
Reading news is great for input!

Let's review the basics of writing e-mail in Japanese and look at some real-life examples. There are also some useful set expressions.
Please take extra care when wording emails because you can't see their face.

Let's use them to test your Japanese abilities!
*Please ask your teacher for the answer.

Try to express your feelings with a single character. It can tell you a lot!

Have you ever heard of these expressions? Let's enjoy a higher level of conversation!

There are 100 questions and answers in Japanese. There is also English, so it is easy to understand.
100 drill!

We collect Japanese conversation in the hospital. English and Chinese explanations are also available.

You will find examples of conversations with kindergarten teachers, examples of words to say to teachers, and how to thank them.

Use it to practice the passive and the causative. Ask your teacher for the answer.

This is an exercise in connecting two words to form a correct sentence.
It is a good practice for particles, い-adjectives, な-adjectives, etc.
*Ask your teacher for the answer.

Practice introducing yourself, ministering, and listening back.

If you use low notes and high notes, you will be able to pronounce them correctly. Let's practice!

Make a question with two key words written and answer it. Let’s try to ask those questions you made to other people as well.

Let's try creating sentences that compares two things. Find as many similarities and differences as you can.