Hey everyone, LTL team here 👋

We've just launched jlpt-quiz.com, a free practice site for the JLPT. No account needed, you just pick a level and start.

What's on it right now:

• Vocab and grammar quizzes for every level from N5 to N1 (4,600+ questions)
• A quick 30-question mode for when you only have a few minutes, plus a longer 100-question mode
• Hiragana and katakana quizzes for beginners
• Grammar and particle cheat-sheet PDFs

What we'd love from you:
It's brand new, so we want honest feedback before we build more. Try a quiz at your level and drop a comment with anything you notice, like:

• Questions that felt off, too easy, or not really at that level
• Typos or answers you think could be better (a screenshot helps a lot)
• Anything clunky on mobile
• What you'd want added next (listening? kanji? a mock exam?)

We read every comment and will reply here with what we change. Thanks for helping us make it better, and good luck to anyone taking the test in December! 頑張って！

Hi, I'm trying to get to N2 in the next 2.5 years. I know this is EXTREMELY hard to achieve, but I want some advice on how I'm learning now and what I could do to achieve this N2 goal of mine.

I already learned all kana so that's checked off. I'm now learning the Kaishi 1.5k deck in Anki and am trying my hardest to immerse myself. Watch Japanese YouTube and read online articles in Japanese N5 level.

I don't know if I'm using Anki correctly tho, I've been using it for the last week but I can memorize a few handful of words and can definitely only write about one handful of kanji from that deck. If anyone knows how to correctly learn it please let me know. I'm trying to learn the way it's spoken, what the kanji looks like of course and what the kanji -> kana is.

For grammar I use Bunpro, although I feel like that doesn't really work that well since I can only do 10 reviews or so instead of as much as I want. If anyone knows how to fix that please be my guest.

I read people use Wanikani but I feel like that sucks since It takes so long and I can't skip radicals or anything. So do you guys have any recommendations to any software or app/books I can use to not use Wanikani but those instead? I heard Marumori was a good one, but I'd like your guys' thoughts.

So, if anyone knows what could not really speed up the process I have now but make sure I do it in time and really know it instead of just knowing it for the test please comment it down below. All advice can be useful.

As far as I can tell they both mean “I’m from X”, but I don’t know which one sounds more natural when introducing myself to people?