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Learn Japanese Kanji (JLPT N4) with This Free Nihongo Quiz

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Can you read Japanese Kanji? If you are planning to take the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, learning how to read the Kanji that appear in the test is essential. The JLPT N4 covers a total of about 250 Kanji, including around 100 Kanji introduced in the JLPT N5 exam. To learn how to read these characters, practice reading Japanese and learning Japanese words using the Kanji.

That's exactly where this free quiz will help you: See if you can choose the correct reading for the Kanji, and see if you understand the meaning of the Japanese sentences.

For an extra challenge, turn off the furigana (hiragana above the Kanji), and try reading all the Kanji with no help. There are Kanji more advanced than the JLPT N4, but you'll need to know these Kanji when you step up to the JLPT N3 and beyond!

All the teachers and staff at Nihongo-Pro wish you the best of luck on the JLPT. Ganbatte kudasai!

JLPT N4 の 漢字(かんじ)が ()めますか?

____ の ()(かた)を (えら)びなさい。  
Choose the correct reading for the underlined word.

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を ()いて、 (ある)(はじ)めました。  
 
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この (ことば)の を えて くれませんか
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この (ことば)の を えて くれませんか
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、 (ひろしま)に ()きたいです。
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、モスクワへ ()って きました。  
 
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ジョン(くん)は、 おさんが (さんにん)も いる そうです。
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、あの で い を ()いました。
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、あの で い を ()いました。
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、あの で  を ()いました。
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、あの で い を ()いました。
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