The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Explained: Levels, Structure, and Preparation Tips
Each level of the JLPT includes three main sections:
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar):
Tests your understanding of vocabulary, kanji, and grammar.
Questions vary from word meanings and kanji readings to sentence structure and grammar usage.
Reading:
Measures your ability to comprehend written Japanese texts.
Includes short passages, longer readings, and informational texts that assess main ideas, details, and contextual understanding.
Listening:
Evaluates your ability to understand spoken Japanese.
You will listen to conversations, announcements, and other spoken materials and answer questions about them.