JLPT N5–N1 vocabulary and grammar lessons

What is included in the N5 through N1 lessons?

Maho offers vocabulary and grammar lessons for JLPT N5, N4, N3, N2 and N1. Word cards combine illustrations, kana, romaji, translations and example sentences. Grammar material explains structures, meanings and situations, alongside exercises and progress tracking.

Start with N5 if you are new to Japanese. If you have studied before, begin at your current level and return to earlier material when needed. Levels organize the material; you do not have to finish every card before reading something you enjoy.

Learn vocabulary through illustrations and examples

For example, 自転車（じてんしゃ） means “bicycle.” In 自転車で行きます。, meaning “I go by bicycle,” で marks the means of transport. Use the picture to learn the meaning, listen to the reading, then check its use in the sentence.

Tap words or sentences to hear Japanese read-aloud, or use continuous playback and repetition in lessons. Signing in saves your place, and reviewing words by familiarity helps you focus on what you still need to learn.

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Grammar needs more than a translated label

Consider 〜だけ, often meaning “only.” In 水だけ飲みました。, “I drank only water,” だけ follows 水 and limits what was drunk. Seeing the pattern in a sentence makes its use clearer than memorizing an English label alone.

Check your understanding with exercises, then ask Maho AI to compare similar patterns or give another example. The lessons can support JLPT preparation, but do not guarantee a score and are not an official exam question bank.

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