Software Features and Description
1. JLPT Preparation is a useful app to learn Japanese and prepare for a JLPT exam by studying JLPT vocabulary,Kanji,Grammar.
2. JLPT Preparation will allow you to effortlessly study for all levels of the Japanese JLPT exams.
3. Study companion for the Japanese JLPT exams.
4. For all Levels N1-N5.
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3 4.00 |
YOSHIMICHI IWATA |
Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
Select Windows version:
- Windows 10
- Windows 11
Install JLPT Preparation app on your Windows in 4 steps below:
- Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .
- Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.
- Using JLPT Pre on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:
- Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "JLPT Pre"
- The search will reveal the JLPT Preparation app icon. Open, then click "Install".
- Once JLPT Pre is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including JLPT Pre.
- Now enjoy JLPT Pre on PC.
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YOSHIMICHI IWATA |
4.00 |
10.0 |
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Top Pcmac Reviews
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Seemed like a good idea but ...
By The man who never was (Pcmac user)
Well, this apparently has 100-question quizzes for each level in each of kanji, vocab, and grammar. Each question is timed, so if you run out it advances to the next question automatically. Kanji? You got 30 sec. Vocab? 30 sec. Grammar? Yeah, 30 sec. So exactly how you're supposed to prepare for the test if you don't have enough time to answer, especially since you have more than 30 sec. for each question on the test, I don't know. Also, some of the kanji is so small and detailed that I couldn't even read it. And there was plenty of white space around it so it could have been larger. No options, and upon opening it flashes through the splash screen in a split second so I couldn't read that either. If you close a quiz without finishing all 100 questions and open it again, it starts all over again at 1 of 100. Never mind that to finish a quiz of 100 would take 50 minutes ... I mean really, who has 50 min. at one sitting? And whether you get it right or wrong, the end of the button just turns red or green just before it automatically advances to the next question. No time to learn from your mistakes. So any time you spend wondering what you got wrong is now eating into your 30 sec. for the next question. Sure it's free, but sometimes things are free for a reason. Don't waste your time with this one; there are a lot better apps out there.
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Only one complaint.
By MGrei (Pcmac user)
This is a great app. Thank you to the creator of it! My only complaint is that for the the app N5 study, there are kanji on the practice test that an N5 student wouldn't even know(For example "最近/recently" was in the N5 vocab test on this app. "最" = N3 kanji and "近" = N4). It would be nice if there were furigana above higher grade kanji. Or Atleast an option to put in on or take off. Of course you can always just pick up a kanji dictionary to find out what your quiz question is asking, but that kinda ruins the point of there even being a time frame on the quiz....
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Ok
By Mrs. 宮里 (Pcmac user)
The levels don't match what they would have on a the app test. I took the the app N5 and I was trying the N5 level grammar and vocabulary. There was kanji on there that wouldn't even be on the N5 test. And the questions I miss, it just tells you the right answer and moves directly to the next one. It would help if it gave you time to review why you got it wrong. Some of the words I don't know, so I can't find out the meaning of it doesn't let me go back and review.
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Good for reading, but...
By Tindy89 (Pcmac user)
Same as everyone else, I'm bummed out by the lack of any ability to learn from mistakes. I didn't even realise I was getting questions wrong until I noticed my score. However I do think the 30 sec/question rule is a good one, and it does get you prepared for reading loads of questions at a time.