Which JLPT resources are free?

Many excellent free resources include: JLPT official sample questions, Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese, NHK News Web Easy, Jisho.org dictionary, Anki flashcard app (desktop), HelloTalk language exchange, Japanese Ammo with Misa YouTube channel, Duolingo Japanese course, and various Reddit communities like r/LearnJapanese. These provide comprehensive study materials without cost.

What are the best JLPT practice websites?

Top practice websites include: JLPT Sensei (comprehensive tests and study guides), Tae Kim's Guide (free grammar explanations), JapaneseTest4You (free practice tests), Bunpro (SRS grammar system), Maggie Sensei (fun explanations), Imabi (in-depth grammar), and Kanshudo (AI-powered study system). Most offer free basic access with premium upgrades.

How often should I use JLPT practice sites?

Incorporate practice sites into daily study: use grammar sites for 15-20 minutes daily to review patterns, take practice tests weekly to assess progress, do vocabulary drills for 10-15 minutes daily, and complete full mock tests monthly. Consistency is more important than duration. Even 30 minutes daily on practice sites significantly improves test performance.

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Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese Grammar

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「練式学習」- Practice Learning

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A free, comprehensive guide to Japanese grammar that covers many JLPT grammar points.

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Website:www.guidetojapanese.org

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