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Lesson 1 / 12 grammar points
Make basic sentences that feel natural
Starting from how to say "what is this", talking about topics, pointing to objects, to asking simple questions.
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Grammar Path / JLPT N5
Learn patterns in small units, study real examples, then check your understanding with a quiz.
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Start with the basics, then move forward one lesson at a time.
Learning path
132 grammar points
Lesson 1 / 12 grammar points
Starting from how to say "what is this", talking about topics, pointing to objects, to asking simple questions.
Lesson 2 / 13 grammar points
Here you start talking about activities: eating, looking, going, and saying things in the right tone.
Lesson 3 / 14 grammar points
Now you can say where the activity happened, where you went, which you chose, and explain the reasons more naturally.
Lesson 4 / 13 grammar points
Start talking about things that have happened, what you like, and give a longer description of an object.
Lesson 5 / 12 grammar points
Your sentences start to get longer: saying “because”, “but”, “then”, doing something, and going for a purpose.
Lesson 6 / 17 grammar points
Important mixed lessons: question words, negative/past forms, how to quote sayings, to short prohibitions.
Lesson 7 / 13 grammar points
You start to sound more lively: saying yes/no, asking permission, expressing desires, and choosing something from several options.
Lesson 8 / 13 grammar points
Time to talk about more and less, before/until when, becoming something, and comparing options.
Lesson 9 / 13 grammar points
This is grammar that is directly used in real life: asking for food, asking for help, giving permission, saying it is mandatory, or suggesting something.
Lesson 10 / 12 grammar points
Closing N5: stories of experiences, abilities, who gives to whom, combining traits, and conveying plans.
Checkpoint / Grammar N5
25 random questions from all N5 material. Score at least 80% to pass.