JLPT Vocabulary N1 ~ N5 4+

A JLPT Vocabulary app unlike any other! Most JLPT apps that provide vocabulary tend to give you agonizingly long lists of words to study from at a time. For example, my favorite Japanese learning app Takoboto separates vocabu by JLPT level. And while it is good, however, the problem is that way too many cards are in one deck, making it harder to learn faster. What this app does that’s so unique in contrast to other applications i have used, is it SEPARATES vocabulary by JLPT level AND separates the long list of vocabulary to conveniently smaller divisions! For example, N5 has about 500 vocabulary in total. This app DIVIDES the given quantity of any JLPT vocabulary level into several smaller groups to make it much easier to learn! I haven’t even used this application for a DAY yet i LITERALLY JUST FOUND IT. But TRUST ME when i say that this app will make learning JLPT vocabulary SO much easier for you in the long run!

Thanks to this application, i can finally get past rhe stress of dealing with thousands of words per deck and i will FINALLy regain the motivation to achieve mastery of the Japanese language.

I, without a seconds doubt. STRONGLY recommend that EVERY Japanese learner gives this application a try! It has revolutionary potential in application-based Japanese language-learning!

However! I have one complaint.

Although pronunciations ARE PROVIDED (which is another pro to this application ), PRONUNCIATION although it sounds rather minor, every language learner should seek to know how the language NATURALLY sounds. We need more natural, authentic pronunciation in language learning as a whole. Because unnatural pronunciations, although they tend to be quite minor, can harm future listening comprehension. I speak of experience on this topic in particular.

Aside from this, however, this application will greatly mitigate the stress of learning Japanese vocabulary and it will strongly help you regain motivation in learning Japanese!

A lot of the pronunciations do no match what is written on the card. Also there are so many adds you can get through a single set of 20 cards without one or two 5 second adds popping up which is very distracting when you’re trying to study.