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Japanese practice: drills, checkpoints and skills

単語tango · words14 drills確認kakunin · checking9 checkpoints練習renshū · skills7 skills pages
練習 renshū, “practice”, is what Japanese students call their drills and rehearsals.

Short answer: practice turns what you read in the course into something you can use. Vocabulary drills fix the words of each topic, with audio and a quiz. Checkpoints test each stage of the course before you move on. Skills pages train reading, listening, speaking and writing, from first texts to natural-speed Japanese. Ten minutes a day beats an hour once a week.

Vocabulary drills

Each drill takes the words from one topic guide. Study the list, then quiz yourself.

Checkpoints: one per stage

A short quiz at the end of each stage of the course. If you score well, move on; if not, the results point you back to the parts to review.

JLPT mock tests

Short practice tests in the style of the real exam, with all four sections and instant marking.

Skills practice

Use these alongside the grammar and topic parts.

A daily routine

Ten minutes, three steps.

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