This site lists JLPT N3 exam questions by year and includes practice tests, scoring information, and Japanese grammar resources.
Grammar
This JLPT grammar list organizes Japanese grammar points by exam level, from N5 through N1.
About Grammar
JLPT Grammar List is a web page that organizes Japanese grammar points by Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) level, from N5 through N1. Each entry shows the grammar point with a short meaning and an example sentence, with the Japanese sentence and English meaning each shown or hidden by a toggle. Links at the top jump to each level's section.
The homepage text available for this entry shows the N5 and N4 sections in full. It does not show the N3, N2 or N1 sections, so this entry does not describe their contents. Some verb topics, such as conjugation, passive forms and the volitional form, link to pages on a separate site, sakubi.neocities.org. Pricing is unknown.
Key features
- Grammar points grouped by JLPT level, from N5 through N1
- Toggle to show or hide Japanese sentences
- Toggle to show or hide English meanings
- Jump links to each JLPT level section
- Example sentences with English translations for each grammar point
- Links to verb conjugation, transitive and intransitive verb, and volitional form pages
Best for: Learners studying for the JLPT who want to review Japanese grammar points one level at a time.
Good for
- Grammar points are grouped by JLPT level, so learners can work through one level at a time
- Example sentences include English translations
- Japanese and English text can each be hidden, which allows self-testing
Watch out for
- Some verb topics link to pages on a separate site, sakubi.neocities.org, rather than this page
Grammar at a glance
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Grammar FAQ
Can I hide the Japanese sentences or the English meanings?
Yes. The page has a separate toggle for Japanese sentences and for English meanings.
How do I go straight to a specific JLPT level?
Use the jump links at the top of the page, which go to the N5, N4, N3, N2 and N1 sections.
Where do the verb conjugation links lead?
The conjugation, passive and volitional form links point to sections on sakubi.neocities.org, a separate site.
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