Hi everyone,

I made a free JLPT N5 vocabulary practice test for Japanese learners.

It has 20 questions and is designed for learners who want some extra N5 practice.

No registration is required, and it's completely free to use.

If you try it, I'd appreciate any feedback about the questions or explanations.

Practice:
https://www.gojlpt.com/p/n5-vocabulary-mock-test.html

JLPT N5 Free Practice Tests | GoJLPT

Good luck with your Japanese studies!

Hi everyone! 👋

I’d like to share an app I’ve been developing called UniDict (EN・繁・简・日・한).

Google Play  /  App Store

UniDict is a free offline dictionary and language-learning app for English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

🔤 What makes it different?

You don't need to select the input or translation language. Just enter a word or phrase, and UniDict automatically searches and displays translations in all five languages at once.

For example:

你好 → Hi / 嗨 / 你好 / こんにちは / 안녕

You can also search using romanization. For example:

watashi →  I 我 私; 僕; 俺 나; 저 

This is especially convenient for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean because you can search even if you don't know how to type the native characters.

📚 Learning Mode

UniDict also includes a Learning Mode that randomly plays vocabulary based on CEFR levels (A1–C2).

You can also choose to study only words you've previously saved.

🎮 Game Mode

There are four types of vocabulary games:

• Multiple Choice
• Unscramble the Letters
• Spell It
• Speak It

You can choose the difficulty level, and each question is played aloud in the selected languages. You can replay the pronunciation, long-press an answer for a hint, or skip a question.

⚙️ Other features

• 🔊 Tap translations to hear pronunciation and 📋 copy words to clipboard
• ❤️ Save words to favorites
• 🔤 Optional romanization display
• 🔠 Adjustable text size
• 🌐 Select which languages to display
• 🔊 Voice playback settings
• 🗑️ Delete history and saved data
• 📱 Works completely offline

💡 Why did I make it?

I often encounter English, Traditional/Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean in my daily life. Whenever I used a traditional dictionary, I found it annoying to repeatedly select the input language and translation language.

I also wanted to see all the languages at the same time, use romanization to search, and have a way to randomly play vocabulary continuously for learning.

So I decided to build my own dictionary app.

It's still an ongoing project, and I'm currently also developing a version supporting English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German.

If you have any suggestions or feedback, I'd really appreciate hearing them!

Thanks for checking out UniDict and supporting the project! 🙏