If I learn all kanji and vocabulary lessons, which JLPT level would that cover? N2? - Feed Post by Manatsu
If I learn all kanji and vocabulary lessons, which JLPT level would that cover? N2?
posted by Manatsu
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same question, waiting for an answer from someone, :-?
I wish there was a way to signal boost a post on this site. I'm very curious about this answer as well.
I don't level it would cover, but I do know of an JPLT tracker that maybe helpful. http://www.tanos.co.uk/jlpt/levelcheck/- I don't level it would cover, but I do know of an JPLT tracker that maybe helpful. http://www.tanos.co.uk/jlpt/levelcheck/
- @kida400061
thanks! 
Since this site isn't based on JLPT at all, it doesn't *completely* cover any of the JLPT levels. Also, since there are no official lists of kanji/vocabulary belonging to each level, it is not really possible to completely cover them anyway.
If you're interested in how many kanji this site actually teaches and what school levels are covered, this thread should be helpful:
http://japaneseclass.jp/forum/thread/1202
Further down in the comments on that thread I also posted how many kanji this site teaches from the JLPT kanji lists I found. In previous years back when there were only four levels (before the year 2010), official kanji lists *were* released. The lists I used are based on those old test specifications adapted to the five level format (old N2 was split into two levels).
Hopefully the statistics I posted in that thread are easy enough to understand. I should also add that the JLPT numbers aren't cumulative (example: the total count of kanji in N4 = N4 + N5 numbers). ^^
This site covers a decent amount of Kanji but strangely it's very lacking in Vocabulary. For Kanji I would say around halfway of N3? Since it covers around 50% of the most commonly used Kanji (Not all Kanji tough) The Vocabulary has to be around N4 or lower.
Thank you for the answers!
