By JLPT level
Work through N5 → N1 by textbook, with vocabulary, kanji, grammar and listening at every level.
Pick a level to start
Vocabulary, Kanji, Grammar, Listening and Reading in one roadmap. Review with an SRS algorithm and sit a JLPT mock exam that mirrors the real test.
Five skills plus a spaced-repetition review — each with its own way to practise. Pick what you need today.
The same lessons, arranged two ways — progress is shared.
Work through N5 → N1 by textbook, with vocabulary, kanji, grammar and listening at every level.
Pick a level to start
Group vocabulary and reading passages by everyday topic, with no level requirement.
Quizzes by skill and level, graded instantly with an explanation for every question.
Take a quizA mock exam that mirrors the real test: multiple sections, a per-section countdown, scoring on the standard 180-point scale with a 19/60 section floor, and saved attempt history.
Enter the mock examStudying in Vietnamese, you still always see the English meaning of every word and kanji — a secondary layer that aids recall and quick lookup.
Switch to English and both the interface and the content show English only, with no Vietnamese mixed in.
Start at N5, or choose a topic you care about.
Flip cards, hear pronunciation, see stroke order and example sentences.
A word only counts as remembered once you answer it correctly in the quiz.
Review daily to retain; sit a JLPT mock exam when you're ready.
Yes. Every lesson, quiz and JLPT mock exam is free.
Not to view and study lessons. A free account lets you save progress, review with SRS and take mock exams.
Yes. The interface works well on phones, tablets and computers.
It mirrors the real structure: separate Vocabulary–Grammar–Reading and Listening sections, a per-section countdown, scoring on the 180-point scale with a 19/60 floor per section.
All five JLPT levels, N5 to N1, for vocabulary, kanji and grammar.
Yes. Recorded audio is used first; words without it are read by a Japanese text-to-speech voice.
Either. Choose Vietnamese to learn through Vietnamese with English glosses alongside, or switch to English for a fully English interface.
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