JLPT N5 VOCAB
This app "JLPT N5 VOCAB" makes learning JLPT N5 vocabulary relatively simple and efficient. Sound kanji and vocabulary is fundamental to successfully pass JLPT N5 test. The app aims to be your best studying partner in building sound vocabulary for JLPT N5 test. JLPT N5 aspirants should master approximately 100+ kanji and 600+ words to pass the test with great score.
App is built around three following two ideas/thoughts.1) Gradual introduction new topics2) Reinforcing previously learnt topics3) Measure learning activity quantitatively
For the first idea/thought is realized through separation introduction of four learning topics.
1) Hiragana/Katakana Here the focus is on reading and learning Hiragana/Katakana vocabulary. Mastering reading Hiragana/Katakana a key foundation steps to master Japanese vocabulary.
2) Kanji Here the focus is to learn 100+ Kanji required for JLPT N5. Learn Kanji English meaning and its Kun and On readings. Kanji lists are organized into maximum of 50 unit sub-lists.
3) VocabularyHere the focus is to learn 600+ vocabulary list required for JLPT N5. Learn each words english meaning and its hiragana/katakana reading. Words are organized into maximum of 50 unit sub-lists.
Second idea/thought is realized through sub-menus in Hiragana/Katakana, Kanji and Vocabulary main menus.
1) Open ReviewOpen review goal is review the words and try to remember their meanings. For Hiragana/Katakana menu, review Hiragana/Katakana words and their corresponding meanings.For Kanji menu review Kanjis and their On, Kun readings and English meanings.For Vocabulary menu review combination words and their hiragana/katakana reading and English meanings.
2) Blind ReviewBlind review is similar to open review. However part of the review section is hidden and needs to touched to flip open the hidden part. For Hiragana/Katakana menu English meaning are hidden. For Kanji menu their On, Kun readings and English meanings are hidden.For Vocabulary menu hiragana/katakana reading and English meanings are hidden. Try to remember hidden part and confirm what was remembered is correct. Blind review reinforces what was reviewed in Open review.
3) Multiple Choice testsMultiple choice tests further reinforce learning from open review and blind review sub-menus. For Hiragana/Katakana menu English meanings are tested through 4 choices. For Kanji menu On, Kun readings and English meanings are tested through 4 choices.For Vocabulary menu hiragana/katakana readings are tested through 4 choices.Select the choice that you think right, and receive immediate feedback on selected choice.
4) Timed testsTimed test are 20 questions multiple choice test to be completed in 5 minutes. Score is provided at the end of the test.App dynamically constructs the 20 questions randomly every time from given tested set, thus making the test as effective as possible.
Third idea/thought is realized through scoring the entire review process. App has built in simple scoring system that Scores each Hiragana/Katakana, kanji and combination word every time reviewed or tested.
Application developer sincerely hope this app helps you succesfully passing JLPT N5.
Your feedback is extremely important for us. Please provide your comments to further improve the App.This application is supported through Ads. Effort is made to ensure Ads do not degrade user experience. Please give feedback if otherwise.
Disclaimer:Like any software, it is possible to have errors/bugs in the software that may result in application crashes and loss of data etc. Application developer will work hard to ensure fix such errors/bugs. However Application developer does not offer any guarantees whatsoever. Please use it with your own sole discretion.
App is built around three following two ideas/thoughts.1) Gradual introduction new topics2) Reinforcing previously learnt topics3) Measure learning activity quantitatively
For the first idea/thought is realized through separation introduction of four learning topics.
1) Hiragana/Katakana Here the focus is on reading and learning Hiragana/Katakana vocabulary. Mastering reading Hiragana/Katakana a key foundation steps to master Japanese vocabulary.
2) Kanji Here the focus is to learn 100+ Kanji required for JLPT N5. Learn Kanji English meaning and its Kun and On readings. Kanji lists are organized into maximum of 50 unit sub-lists.
3) VocabularyHere the focus is to learn 600+ vocabulary list required for JLPT N5. Learn each words english meaning and its hiragana/katakana reading. Words are organized into maximum of 50 unit sub-lists.
Second idea/thought is realized through sub-menus in Hiragana/Katakana, Kanji and Vocabulary main menus.
1) Open ReviewOpen review goal is review the words and try to remember their meanings. For Hiragana/Katakana menu, review Hiragana/Katakana words and their corresponding meanings.For Kanji menu review Kanjis and their On, Kun readings and English meanings.For Vocabulary menu review combination words and their hiragana/katakana reading and English meanings.
2) Blind ReviewBlind review is similar to open review. However part of the review section is hidden and needs to touched to flip open the hidden part. For Hiragana/Katakana menu English meaning are hidden. For Kanji menu their On, Kun readings and English meanings are hidden.For Vocabulary menu hiragana/katakana reading and English meanings are hidden. Try to remember hidden part and confirm what was remembered is correct. Blind review reinforces what was reviewed in Open review.
3) Multiple Choice testsMultiple choice tests further reinforce learning from open review and blind review sub-menus. For Hiragana/Katakana menu English meanings are tested through 4 choices. For Kanji menu On, Kun readings and English meanings are tested through 4 choices.For Vocabulary menu hiragana/katakana readings are tested through 4 choices.Select the choice that you think right, and receive immediate feedback on selected choice.
4) Timed testsTimed test are 20 questions multiple choice test to be completed in 5 minutes. Score is provided at the end of the test.App dynamically constructs the 20 questions randomly every time from given tested set, thus making the test as effective as possible.
Third idea/thought is realized through scoring the entire review process. App has built in simple scoring system that Scores each Hiragana/Katakana, kanji and combination word every time reviewed or tested.
Application developer sincerely hope this app helps you succesfully passing JLPT N5.
Your feedback is extremely important for us. Please provide your comments to further improve the App.This application is supported through Ads. Effort is made to ensure Ads do not degrade user experience. Please give feedback if otherwise.
Disclaimer:Like any software, it is possible to have errors/bugs in the software that may result in application crashes and loss of data etc. Application developer will work hard to ensure fix such errors/bugs. However Application developer does not offer any guarantees whatsoever. Please use it with your own sole discretion.
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Reviews (8)
Jay. E.
Feb 7, 2016
5 stars if you can stop it blowing up on the hiragana 4th lot, or during tests. Looking forward to the next update. Keep it simple. Love it.
Dan. D.
May 3, 2015
I've searched for days for an app like this. Finally I can study the vocab wothout all the cr%p. And it has all 5 levels! Awesome! Thank you!
har. H.
Oct 8, 2015
Very easy to work with. Also you can study the vocab in sets. Great app.
One. M.
Jul 21, 2016
three of my NATIVE speaking Japanese friends have confirmed the on and kun readings are reversed. Are you serious?? I was sooo looking forward to using this app. Uninstalling immediately. しょうがない。
San. C.
Aug 21, 2013
its too useful for learning student
ann. a.
Jan 30, 2013
Great and useful app. Would be perfect if it came with a shuffle function.
A. G. u.
Aug 21, 2013
Practice anywhere...
Blind Test mode makes learning vocab fun and satisfying - much better than trawling through vocab lists. For that alone, this is 5 stars. It would be great if it told you whether verbs are ichidan or godan though, so you know how to conjugate them. Also, it would be helpful if vocab cards noted when words are usually written in kana alone, instead of simply presenting you with the kanji. Otherwise it could lead you to confuse people with rarely used kanji. Those are small gripes however.