The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test is an exam that measures and certifies the language proficiency of non-native speakers of Japanese. It is used in a variety of situations, such as for further education, employment, salary increases and promotions, and certification, as a means of proving Japanese language proficiency, and passing the test is the goal of many learners.
In 2010, the Japanese Language Proficiency Test underwent a major change to measure "language communication ability for task completion" in response to the diversification of test takers and their objectives, as well as the expansion of areas in which the test is used. However, it is not easy to learn a vast amount of linguistic knowledge and improve your ability to use it. In particular, the path to passing is often extremely difficult for those from non-kanji countries and those who find it difficult to find time to study.
This series is a collection of practice questions designed to help test takers acquire the minimum skills necessary for the exam in a short period of time and get closer to passing. The goal is to deepen understanding and improve skills by solving questions on carefully selected study topics.
In this book, you will learn N5 level grammar.
Features of this book
1. The basic items learned at the beginner level are compiled into a list, allowing for efficient study.
2. You can practice with questions in the same format as the actual Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
3. The explanations focus on how to solve problems, so you can understand the way of thinking to solve problems.
4. There are detailed explanations and translations, so you can study on your own.
For those studying Japanese for the first time, taking an exam in Japanese can seem like a high hurdle. Grammar in particular may seem like it has complicated rules. This book carefully selects and compiles N5 level grammar items, allowing you to study efficiently. N5 level grammar is an important part of the foundation of Japanese language learning.
