JLPT N4 practice to strengthen your Japanese foundation
N4 is where basic Japanese starts becoming usable Japanese. The test expects you to follow everyday conversations and read simple passages — which means combining patterns, not just recognizing them one at a time.
Hibi Mondai helps you consolidate what you learned for N5 while layering in N4 grammar through daily writing practice, so the older patterns stay sharp as the new ones arrive.
What changes at N4
N4 grammar introduces the machinery of connected speech: て-form combinations, plain form and reported speech, potential and volitional forms, giving and receiving verbs, and conditional patterns like 〜たら and 〜ば.
These patterns rarely appear alone. N4 questions test whether you can pick the right form in context — a skill you build by writing your own sentences and getting corrected, not by re-reading grammar tables.
How Hibi Mondai supports N4 preparation
Every day you put one grammar pattern to work in an original sentence, which is exactly the muscle N4 starts to demand.
Your AI教師 points out conjugation slips and unnatural phrasing while telling you what you already did well.
Adaptive review and quizzes keep N5-level fundamentals in rotation, so consolidation happens alongside new material.
N4 prep typically spans months. A calm five-minute ritual is easier to keep than marathon sessions you eventually skip.
Make N4 grammar automatic with one thoughtful sentence a day.
Free to join during the public beta. One grammar point a day, AI教師 feedback in seconds, and a streak worth keeping.
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