Preparation courses for JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) N5 (Lower Intermediate Levels)
*These courses will lead to the JLPT- N5 level. They are suitable for anyone who wants to further their Japanese study.
*JLPTs are held twice a year every year: 1st Sunday of July and 1st Sunday of December.
JLPT-N5-1 (Lower Intermediate 1)
JLPT-N5 -2 (Lower Intermediate 2)
JLPT –N5 -3 (Lower Intermediate 3)
Book – Japanese For Busy People -1
Book- Japanese For Busy People -2
Book – Japanese For Busy People -2
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Describing periods and duration
of time by train/bus/foot etc.
Understanding ‘being warned or
advised’
Describing one’s current action
Describing one’s preference and
desire
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Introduction to Kanji: read and
write 60 Kanji
Forming ‘-nai’ verb forms to
create, ‘Please do not to~’
sentences
Forming present progressive and
habitual actions by using ‘-te’
form verbs
More usages of particles -4
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Asking for advice and opinion
Making comparison between
people and things
Describing people/things in
details
Interacting with people at
work/university ;polite and casual
conversations
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Making comparison:
1) expressing completive degree
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2) the superlative
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Getting information/advice ( ‘I’d
like to, but…?’ forms)
Connecting related sentences
Using ‘-te’ form verbs to describe
on-going actions/states in effect
Learning plain form of verbs
Inviting someone to go/do
somewhere/something
Making strong suggestions
Greeting new comers to work
Describing one’s personal history
Writing personal blogs and
sending and receiving emails
Giving reasons
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Adverbial forms to modify verbs
Expressing a sequence of event
before/after
‘When I …’ sentences in past and
present tenses
Making indirect speeches
Forming modified clauses
Read and write 60 new Kanji
*By the end of this level, you’ll know 180
Kanji. The N5 requires around 120 Kanji.
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Read and write 60 new Kanji