useful sites for JLPT preparation

[lglben]

Thought it might be useful to start a thread in which people can suggest sites they have found useful for JLPT preparation.

My favourites in no particular order are :
http://www.jlpt-kanji.com - database of kanji for all levels
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/ - for grammar from the basics up to advanced
http://www.language-global.com/japanese-main.php - tests for kanji and grammar at all levels

Those are the three I use most. Anyone have any other good ones?

[nongton]

Hi
I found this site http://www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/ is useful. Lots of good stuff there at free material download and it's free. Have fun with Japanese study every.

[helen]

Hi
I found this site http://www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/ is useful. Lots of good stuff there at free material download and it's free. Have fun with Japanese study every.

I was going to say this one too. It's really good! All of the sites on this thread are already in my favourites

http://www.spurrymoses.com/jlpt/4/ - I also like this site but it basically has the same stuff as those other ones.

[penelope]

Hi everyone
www.kanjisite.com/html/start/jlpt/4/steps/index.html
it's very similar to the other sites - let's you test the kanji for level 4, with examples for each kanji.
I had trouble at the very beginning recognizing a kanji in a different font than the one I used to study , but training on different websites (and new glasses... ) resolved that quickly.
Saluti a tutti

[adam]

http://www.manythings.org/japanese/

[JohnCBriggs]

Here is one for you all
http://japaneselearningtools.com/index.html
for practicing vocabulary in Excel 2003. Really excellent and uses the Leitner box system to help you focus on words you don't know.

Also
http://jlpt.renshuu.org/
for vocabulary. This can be setup for daily tests with email reminders.

John

[mariyo]

Hi mina-san,

I discovered the following JLPT Test site:

http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ik2r-myr/kanji/kanji2pa.htm

The nice thing about is that you can test meanings, kun-yomi and on-yomi separately. This means that it can fit into everybody's study approach.

In case this was already posted before, don't shoot me

yoroshiku onegai shimasu,

Mariyo
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Israeli cooking

[rdesiree]

http://info.uni-duisburg.de/semester1/ This site is in german

An introductory course, which brings students in 14 lessons to about level JLPT4 and further 16 lessons to -I think- JLPT3. Nice as a complement. Downloads in pdf, the kanji and furigana is well readable.

[circa86]

i thought this might be worth mentioning, it is a $16 program but I was just trying the demo version with 55 or so characters and thought it was very good

http://www.declan-software.com/japanese/

i think this would be more useful to me than some books of the same price. but the more resources the better right!

[Tocharaeh]

www.genkijacs.com

It's a language school (small) in Fukuoka City, KyuuShuu. Extremely cheap, and they have a lot to offer.. I actually just returned form there not long ago. Their are sanctioned and work closely with the Japanese Ministy, and form wat I gather, get a lot of peple form the JET program.

If you'd like to improve upon your skills in Nihongo, going to Japan would certainly do it.

Btw- The cites y'all listed above are awesome, I always enjoy getting new sources for resources

Ja ne!

Cameron

[aldergrove]

Here is one for you all
http://japaneselearningtools.com/index.html
for practicing vocabulary in Excel 2003. Really excellent and uses the Leitner box system to help you focus on words you don't know.

Also
http://jlpt.renshuu.org/
for vocabulary. This can be setup for daily tests with email reminders.

John

These are great. Thank you.

[rewols]

Here's one with practice JLPT questions arranged accordingly to level.

Speedanki - kanji flashcards

[calpis2007]

anyone here intermediate Japanese-level learner or using

http://www.thejapanshop.com/product.php ... stseller=Y "Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese" or essentially Genki III? i am asking because i'm thinking about taking the JLPT 2 this December but in order to pass it, how far must one be in their Japanese?

[untmdsprt]

http://jlpt.info/

Another site that is good for online tests. Sucks that you can't post anything unless you use IE.

[untmdsprt]

Here is one for you all
http://japaneselearningtools.com/index.html
for practicing vocabulary in Excel 2003. Really excellent and uses the Leitner box system to help you focus on words you don't know.

This works great in the PC version of Excel 2003. Will not work with the Mac version of Excel. Now I have an excuse to get out Virtual PC!!!