JLPT test N1-N5 - Migii 4+

Honestly, I wish I found out about this app a long time ago when I first started learning Japanese. This app has it all; theres much material to go off of with quick results, questions and exercises similar to that of the real test, and the deal I got for premium made the experience even more delightful. I love this app so much, my Japanese has improved so much since using it.

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I was skeptical initially about purchasing a yearly plan but the Roadmap & the reading practice makes the app worth the price.
The cons are the occasional mistakes in the app. I have to admit even with the occasional mistakes that if you are at a higher level you can spot them yourself usually.
It’s not a ton of mistakes but with the amount of content in this app you might let it slide.
Overall it’s actually worth it as a helper for just practicing reading comprehension passages.

Pros
Tons of examples
You can highlight each word to look it up
There’s an explanation of mostly all the correct answers
The Roadmap is great
The example test is great

Cons
A few mistakes in kanji
Flashcard function could be better with folders it’s hard to use with lots of words.

Overall
It’s the worth the yearly subscription price for N2 or N1 practice
I think there’s a clear difference between learning & practicing for the test. I don’t have a comment or opinion on learning Japanese. If you already speak & read Japanese & want to practice for what’s on the test, this app is great & worth the cost.

Thanks for such a detailed review! We are glad that we could help you guys in your preparing period. We will keep improving our content and try to bring the best experiences to our users. Please recommend our app to your friends if you think it is helpful, and don’t hesitate to email us at migii@eupgroup.net if you have any questions.

1) The audio is extremely poor quality and does not sound natural.
2) Sentence translations in some examples are overwhelmingly incorrect. For example, a Japanese sentence could include two clauses (which is a rather long sentence), but the translation would be something like, “This is not a good idea.” Reviewing the Japanese sene tende would include a handful of vocabulary that’s not even included in the English translation.

These two flaws keep me from buying a subscription. Plus, the fact that I can’t even preview other study modes (grammar, listening, etc.) makes me even more hesitant to buy, because I don’t know what to expect and if it would even satisfy my expectations.

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