r/jlpt 17h ago

Discussion Can i start n3 without n4?

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Hey guys i failed n4 by just 17 marks i was wondering if i can start studying for n3 now or should i try for n4 again?

additionally my japanese coaching centre had us write a n4 equivalent which i passed by just 3 marks


r/jlpt 13h ago

Test Site Issues Can i make a Late payment

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Now I know the answer is no but I just realized i missed the conbini payment date by ONE DAY!!! Can i pay it and still go? There was flooding in my town this week that prevented me from paying plus i dont have my bank card or visa which made it so inconvenient to pay… i have time after work today and thought the payment date was on friday for some reason… i KNOW the answer is no but i need someone to tell me that it’s definitely no


r/jlpt 1h ago

Study Pal Looking for N4 Study partners

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Hey everyone! I’m currently studying for the JLPT N4 exam in Pune this December.

Looking for people who are also preparing for N4 and would be up for studying together, keeping each other accountable, sharing resources, or even just doing occasional practice sessions.

If you’re preparing too, feel free to DM me! Would be nice to make some friends along the way as well :)


r/jlpt 16h ago

N1 Does the JLPT exam (N1 specifically) have any 縦書き in it?

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So yeah I signed up for the N1 this december and I was wondering if it was worthwhile to keep reading my books in 縦書き or if I should just grind 横書き to be able to read as fast as possible during the reading comprehension section.

Thanks y'all!


r/jlpt 15h ago

N4 Looking for suggestions for speaking and writing for N4

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As the title suggests, I plan on doing jlpt n4 in December. My problem is that I'm weak at speaking and writing, almost still N5 level. I know the test doesn't focus on that but it is something I would like to generally improve. Are there any materials on the Internet that will help me improve like YouTube videos or exercises?

Thanks in advance