Japanese Reading for JLPT N5: Master the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N5

by Clay Boutwell, Yumi Boutwell

For Beginners of the Japanese language.Newly updated with 5 more short paragraphsLooking to improve your reading comprehension in Japanese? Whether you're gearing up for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N5 or simply looking to boost your language skills, this book has got you covered.

With three unique approaches to practicing reading, you'll have ample opportunities to hone your skills and build your confidence.1) 短文（80文字） short paragraphs with about 80 characters followed by one or more questions for comprehension. Japanese Reading for JLPT N52) 中分 (250文字) Mid-length paragraphs with about 250 characters followed by one or more questions for comprehension3) 情報検索 In this section, you will be asked to extract necessary information using short text, graphs, or other visuals (such as timetables, schedules, or pamphlets).

Sounds While the actual test does not include a listening element, we are also including sound files for all the Japanese for no extra charge. The download link is found on the last page.

Remember, setting goals is a powerful motivator. So why not set a goal for yourself and work towards success?Click "Buy Now" and start improving your Japanese reading comprehension today!

Genres: Japanese Literature

145 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 19, 2019

Reviews

[DavidO · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

This is a great book with a bunch of 1 to 3 paragraph stories to help with learning Japanese. You should already know katakana and hiragana before you try to tackle it. It took me about 2 weeks to get through it because my Japanese isn't very good, but my Japanese improved as I kept reading. After each section of Japanese, most of the words were translated so that helped a great deal. Sometimes, but rarely I would have to go to another resource to figure out what a word meant, sich as google translate.

[Ivett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Es in libro excelente para aquellos que inician en el lenguaje, como yo. Hay libros que dicen ser para principiantes pero siguen siendo muy complejos, con demasiados kanjis, lo que puede hacerlos abrumadores; ese no es el caso con éste, tiene suficientes kanjis para que te familiarices, reutiliza el vocabulario así que se facilita memorizarlo y las historias son tanto variadas como sencillas.
Definitivamente me ayudo en mi estudio y pude notar el progreso del inicio al finalizar su lectura.

[Sara · Rating 5 out of 5]

For what it is a fantastic little book to get you reading at the n5 level.