Complete N5 Grammar List
· Kanji Sensei
Master all N5 grammar points needed for the JLPT N5 exam.
- What Is Japanese?
- Complete Statements
- Basic Greetings
- The Particle を
- The Particle に
- The Particle は
- The Particle へ
- The Particle と
- The Particle も
- The Particle か
- Dictionary Form
- が～ある (and) が～いる
- これ, それ, あれ, どれ
- ここ, そこ, あそこ, どこ
- この, その, あの, どの
- Short Negative Form
- Polite Form
- ～ましょう, ～ましょうか, ～ませんか
- Past Form
- Irregular
- Adjectives
- Adverbs
- ～たい
- ～すき and ～きらい
- のが (and) のは
- から (and) ので
- Noun + や
- てもいい, ては～いけない, ては～ならない
- なくては～いけない (and) なくては～ならない
- ほうがいい
- が
- Question + Particle
- ～だけ
- もう (and) もう～ない
- まだ (and) まだ〜ていない
- ～前に
- ～まで
- ～すぎる
- に～する (and) と～する
- に～なる / く～なる
- ～の中で～が一番～
- より～のほうが
- つもり
- あげる, くれる, もらう!
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Frequently asked questions
- How many grammar points do I need for the JLPT N5?
- This guide covers 44 N5 grammar points, organized across Kanji Sensei levels 1-8, from basic particles up to the core verb conjugations.
- Is N5 grammar free to study on Kanji Sensei?
- Yes. All JLPT N5 content on Kanji Sensei - grammar, kanji, and vocabulary - is completely free. You only need an account so your progress and reviews are saved.
- In what order should I study N5 grammar?
- Follow the list top to bottom. Each level is sequenced so new grammar builds on patterns you have already learned.