A complete step-by-step Japanese Language (JLPT N5) learning roadmap — built with structured text files for easy note-taking, version control, and study tracking.
This repository is designed for beginners preparing for the JLPT N5 exam.
It contains well-organized lessons, examples, vocab, and practice material in .txt format — so you can learn progressively from Hiragana → Katakana → Grammar → Verbs → Sentences.
JLPT_N5/
│
├── Basics/
│ ├── Introductions & Basic Sentences/
│ │ ├── Example.txt
│ │ └── vocab.txt
│ │
│ └── Japanese_Alphabets/
│ ├── Alphabets/
│ │ └── alphabets.txt
│ └── Numbers/
│ ├── counting-numbers.txt
│ └── numbers.txt
│
└── course/
├── course_overview.txt
├── Les-1.txt # Hiragana + Greetings + は/です
├── Les-2.txt # Katakana + Dakuten + Loanwords
├── Les-3.txt # Core Particles & Sentence Patterns
└── Les-4.txt # Verbs + ます Form Conjugation
- Master Hiragana and Katakana
- Learn ~100 basic Kanji
- Understand Grammar & Particles
- Build Vocabulary (~800 N5 words)
- Practice Reading & Listening comprehension
- Prepare for JLPT N5 Exam with structured notes
- Clone or download the repository:
git clone https://github.com/annuk123/JLPT_N5.git- Start from
course/course_overview.txtto see the roadmap. - Read lesson files (
Les-1.txt,Les-2.txt, etc.) in order. - Write answers and practice exercises in your own notes.
- Commit progress weekly (e.g., “completed Lesson 3 - Particles”).
- VS Code* (for editing
.txtfiles) - Anki / LingoDeer / Duolingo (for vocab & kana practice)
- NHK Easy News (for reading & listening)
- 🎌 Genki I or Minna no Nihongo I (optional textbooks)
If you want to improve this repository:
- Fork it
- Add more lessons, examples, or grammar explanations
- Open a Pull Request
Let’s help more learners prepare for JLPT N5 easily 💪
Built with love and discipline by Annu, an indie learner and creator passionate about structured self-learning and Japanese proficiency 🇯🇵✨
This project is open-source under the MIT License.