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I'm currently studying for the JLPT N5, and my biggest weakness is sentence formation.

I usually know the meaning of the vocabulary and grammar points, but when I try to make my own sentences, I often put the words in the wrong order. My sentences don't sound natural compared to the examples in textbooks or how native speakers express the same idea.

I also feel that my understanding of particles (は, が, を, に, で, へ, と, etc.) is weak, and that may be the main reason.

For those who have passed N5 or higher, what helped you improve sentence formation and particle usage? Did you use any specific books, exercises, or study methods that made a noticeable difference?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

I have almost done 13 chapters of minna no nihongo till date I can remember vocab form them if I saw them 2 more times , but the main issue is grammer and kanji

Due to my college stuff I have been packed for 2 or 3 months since I started preparing for n5 and now am only till 13 chapters . So basically I have covered grammer for all chapters till 13 but don't remember them sadly ( I know how to do but don't remember) and the most important kanji till now 30 kanji's have been covered. Any scenario in which I might be able to just pass the exam not score good marks but atleast pass ?

One of my friends has covered only grammer till 25 and most of the kanji's he hasn't covered vocab from 5 to 6 chapters his ideas is to mug up all the vocab at the last is this a good strategy I think I might have to follow him please share your opinion?

Any help would be appreciated

I have almost done 13 chapters of minna no nihongo till date I can remember vocab form them if I saw them 2 more times , but the main issue is grammer and kanji

Due to my college stuff I have been packed for 2 or 3 months since I started preparing for n5 and now am only till 13 chapters . So basically I have covered grammer for all chapters till 13 but don't remember them sadly ( I know how to do but don't remember) and the most important kanji till now 30 kanji's have been covered. Any scenario in which I might be able to just pass the exam not score good marks but atleast pass ?

One of my friends has covered only grammer till 25 and most of the kanji's, he hasn't covered vocab from 5 to 6 chapters his ideas is to mug up all the vocab at the last is this a good strategy I think I might have to follow him please share your opinion?

Any help would be appreciated

I have almost done 13 chapters of minna no nihongo till date I can remember vocab form them if I saw them 2 more times , but the main issue is grammer and kanji

Due to my college stuff I have been packed for 2 or 3 months since I started preparing for n5 and now am only till 13 chapters . So basically I have covered grammer for all chapters till 13 but don't remember them sadly ( I know how to do but don't remember) and the most important kanji till now 30 kanji's have been covered. Any scenario in which I might be able to just pass the exam not score good marks but atleast pass ?

One of my friends has covered only grammer till 25 and most of the kanji's he hasn't covered vocab from 5 to 6 chapters his ideas is to mug up all the vocab at the last is this a good strategy I think I might have to follow him please share your opinion?

Any help would be appreciated

Hey everyone, so I have been preparing for n5 from the book minna no nihongo . I just wanted a recommendation or suggestions on what should I do

1. create seperate decks for each chapter vocab ( ie 25 decks )

So that I can learn every chapter separately

2. should I create one deck for 25 chapters vocab , but I think the last chapters will come very late like 22nd chapter will come at the very last and I have only one month for my n5

I am new to anki so please co-operate 😥

Hey everyone, so I have been preparing for n5 from the book minna no nihongo . I just wanted a recommendation or suggestions on what should I do

1. create seperate decks for each chapter vocab ( ie 25 decks )

So that I can learn every chapter separately

2. should I create one deck for 25 chapters vocab , but I think the last chapters will come very late like 22nd chapter will come at the very last and I have only one month for my n5

I am new to anki so please co-operate 😥

If any of you have taken N5 or plan to take it, could you recommend some free and relevant mock tests?

Just wanted to test my learnings

If any of you have taken N5 or plan to take it, could you recommend some free and relevant mock tests?

I just wanted to check my learnings

Hey everyone I just wanted to know that many of you must have given jlpt n5 , I am very tense or can say kind of curious about the language of the paper I know it will be in Japanese but all the things like everysingle thing on the paper will be in Japanese or little will be in english? Like little things like name , roll number , questions in the paper

I have recently seen a sample paper I can't even understand the question than how am I going to answer them , i don't even know what some of the words from that question means

Can anybody please help ?

I have to start learning kanji for my jlpt n5 exam I am at zero but

1. don't know the proper list of kanji google shows different, youtuber show different

2. how to actually learn a kanji like they have so many readings

3. they change meaning according to words how to i identify them

4. I don't have any source from where I can learn

I currently use this video from yt

Named 100 kanji's you must know for Jlpt n5 by japanesepod 101

Please suggest me a source where I can stick to it and learn jlpt n5 kanji from beginning

Do I have to learn every possible reading of kanji

For example 日 this kanji has many readings like hi , bi ni , nichi (if am right) then do I have to learn all this reading for every single kanji also this word sometimes means day , sun , nihon then do I have learn all this meanings if yess then please tell me the source

I have to start learning kanji for my jlpt n5 exam I am at zero but

1. don't know the proper list of kanji google shows different, youtuber show different

2. how to actually learn a kanji like they have so many readings

3. they change meaning according to words how to i identify them

4. I don't have any source from where I can learn

I currently use this video from yt https://youtu.be/\_lTGfwE1UoY?si=KtM6aIIaCMedWKAR

Please suggest me a source where I can stick to it and learn jlpt n5 kanji from beginning

Do I have to learn every possible reading of kanji

For example 日 this kanji has many readings like hi , bi ni , nichi (if am right) then do I have to learn all this reading for every single kanji also this word sometimes means day , sun , nihon then do I have learn all this meanings if yess then please tell me the source