JLPT Japanese Vocabulary 10000
22 Sept 2026launched 9 days ago
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Your Japanese vocabulary, always in your pocket. For anyone preparing for the JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test), studying Japanese for work or travel, or building vocabulary one word at a time. Covers all 10,000 high-frequency words from JLPT N5 through N1 — with audio on every word and example sentence. [How you study] This is a digital vocabulary book. Go through words in exam-frequency order, listen, hide the meaning to test yourself, check off what you know, and filter down to what you don't. No streaks, no points, no games. Just the 10,000 words the JLPT actually demands, in the order that matters. [Sources] ▶ Vocabulary lists · tanos.co.uk / elzup/jlpt-word-list (CC BY / MIT) — 7,972-word N5–N1 skeleton · NINJAL Educational Vocabulary List — National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics (CC BY 4.0) ▶ Corpus frequency · wordfreq (multilingual corpus frequency) These public data sources were statistically weighted to select the 10,000 most educationally important words mapped to the JLPT level framework. [Learning features] ■ Audio on every word and example sentence Hear natural pronunciation for every word and every example sentence. No guessing how something sounds. ■ Background Listening (plays while your screen is off) Stream words continuously and keep learning on your commute, during chores, or at the gym — even with the screen locked. ■ Hide-to-memorize Tap to hide the English meaning, then reveal it to check yourself. Faster than a flashcard, works one-handed. ■ Shuffle Randomize the word order so you are testing real recall, not memorizing a sequence. ■ 7 translation languages Switch the translation language anytime — English, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Korean, Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese. Translations and translation audio included. ■ EN⇄JP toggle Switch between Japanese → English and English → Japanese to practice both recognition and production. ■ Synonyms, antonyms, and related words Each word card shows related vocabulary to build a richer mental network. ■ Filtered review Check off words you have learned and filter to the unchecked ones. Also filter by JLPT level, part of speech, or keyword. ■ Offline After downloading, no internet required. Works on the subway, on planes, anywhere. ■ iPad layout Optimized for larger screens so iPad users get the same polished experience. [Plans] Free : 718 words (JLPT N5) Plus : 3,522 words cumulative (N5, N4 & N3) Pro : 10,000 words cumulative (N5 through N1) Start free with the complete N5 vocabulary. Add Plus or Pro when you are ready to go further. * Contents are subject to change without notice. JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) is administered by the Japan Foundation and JEES (Japan Educational Exchanges and Services). This app is an independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Terms of Use: https://www.juuvo.app/jlpt10000/terms.htmlRead more
Your Japanese vocabulary, always in your pocket.
For anyone preparing for the JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test), studying Japanese for work or travel, or building vocabulary one word at a time.
Covers all 10,000 high-frequency words from JLPT N5 through N1 — with audio on every word and example sentence.
[How you study]
This is a digital vocabulary book. Go through words in exam-frequency order, listen, hide the meaning to test yourself, check off what you know, and filter down to what you don't.
No streaks, no points, no games. Just the 10,000 words the JLPT actually demands, in the order that matters.
[Sources]
▶ Vocabulary lists
· tanos.co.uk / elzup/jlpt-word-list (CC BY / MIT) — 7,972-word N5–N1 skeleton
· NINJAL Educational Vocabulary List — National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics (CC BY 4.0)
▶ Corpus frequency
· wordfreq (multilingual corpus frequency)
These public data sources were statistically weighted to select the 10,000 most educationally important words mapped to the JLPT level framework.
[Learning features]
■ Audio on every word and example sentence
Hear natural pronunciation for every word and every example sentence. No guessing how something sounds.
■ Background Listening (plays while your screen is off)
Stream words continuously and keep learning on your commute, during chores, or at the gym — even with the screen locked.
■ Hide-to-memorize
Tap to hide the English meaning, then reveal it to check yourself. Faster than a flashcard, works one-handed.
■ Shuffle
Randomize the word order so you are testing real recall, not memorizing a sequence.
■ 7 translation languages
Switch the translation language anytime — English, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Korean, Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese. Translations and translation audio included.
■ EN⇄JP toggle
Switch between Japanese → English and English → Japanese to practice both recognition and production.
■ Synonyms, antonyms, and related words
Each word card shows related vocabulary to build a richer mental network.
■ Filtered review
Check off words you have learned and filter to the unchecked ones. Also filter by JLPT level, part of speech, or keyword.
■ Offline
After downloading, no internet required. Works on the subway, on planes, anywhere.
■ iPad layout
Optimized for larger screens so iPad users get the same polished experience.
[Plans]
Free : 718 words (JLPT N5)
Plus : 3,522 words cumulative (N5, N4 & N3)
Pro : 10,000 words cumulative (N5 through N1)
Start free with the complete N5 vocabulary. Add Plus or Pro when you are ready to go further.
* Contents are subject to change without notice.
JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) is administered by the Japan Foundation and JEES (Japan Educational Exchanges and Services). This app is an independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Terms of Use: https://www.juuvo.app/jlpt10000/terms.html
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- Version 1.0First seen · 23 Sept 2026
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Limited release · 31 countries
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