I made an app to help myself study for JLPT N5, I hope it can help you too!

[tjchomper]

I made an android app to practice converting JLPT N5 vocab to and from Japanese, I think it's a great fun way to study Japanese on the go, enjoy!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bqdev.japanese.letslearnjapanese
"Let's Learn Japanese"

 

[Starbucks]

アップルのアップも作らなくちゃ。

 

[Toritoribe]

The abbreviation of application is アプリ, not アップ, in Japanese. アップ is only used for "up", as in クローズアップ, ウォーミングアップ or アップロード.

 

[Starbucks]

The abbreviation of application is アプリ, not アップ, in Japanese. アップ is only used for "up", as in クローズアップ, ウォーミングアップ or アップロード.

どうも。私は一年しかまだ自分で日本語の勉強しかしていないので、変な文章を書いたりするので,直してください。

 

[Starbucks]

I made an android app to practice converting JLPT N5 vocab to and from Japanese, I think it's a great fun way to study Japanese on the go, enjoy!
Let's Learn Japanese! - Android Apps on Google Play
"Let's Learn Japanese"

Why would you have Shinkansen in Kanji as one of the multiple choice answers for the question mountain in JLPTN5? This is not Kanken 5kyu (it might actually be in kanken 7kyu where you might actually have to write out the word Shinkansen in Kanji).

 

[Mike Cash]

Why would you have Shinkansen in Kanji as one of the multiple choice answers for the question mountain in JLPTN5? This is not Kanken 5kyu (it might actually be in kanken 7kyu where you might actually have to write out the word Shinkansen in Kanji).

幹 doesn't appear until 6級.

Have you taken the KK?

The guy was a drive-by two years ago. He didn't reply to anything you said earlier in this thread either, so why are you hitting him now?

 

[thomas]

What Mike said. ^

Also, as a reminder to app authors: app submissions and reviews should be posted to the Reviews section.

 

[Starbucks]

幹 doesn't appear until 6級.

Have you taken the KK?

The guy was a drive-by two years ago. He didn't reply to anything you said earlier in this thread either, so why are you hitting him now?

I have passed the JLPTN1 but I am just studying for the Kanken at the moment. I have taken their practice test. I have been humiliated learning how little I have mastered despite achieving my N1. I was briefly in Japan earlier and brought back tons of Kanken and Nihongo Kentei books. I should try for KK2 but I bought texts going all the way back to as low as KK10 just in case there are some words that little school children have covered that I hadn't. I have been patronized .「日本人に外人扱いされて舐められた気持ちして自信が崩れました。」The JLPT test examiners are so proud and act like they are the only game in town. They made such a deal like they are the "official" game in town that when I passed my JLPTN1, I felt like I was on top of the world. But when I saw the Kanken test at the Kinokuniya Bookstore in Umeda Station, I felt like crying. I couldn't even pass the KK5 which is supposed be N2. While the JLPTN1 is beneficial for visa purposes, I am afraid my N1 only means Novice 1st Class. I also discovered that it isn't enough to learn all the kanji. If you don't have enough vocabulary words, you can trip up on the homonyms big time on the Kanken test, never mind the 四字熟語。My advice now for everyone is to study 国語 小学校一年から六年生。Even the 文法 you can get from the Japanese school system. After, take the 現代文books for higher studies.