You’ve successfully completed Level 3 if you can describe your daily routine, talk about your likes and dislikes, and understand how to connect ideas using the -te form. This level dives into Chapters 5 to 8 of Genki I. We’ll go deeper into sentence building, adjective conjugation, and using multiple verbs in one sentence. You’ll also start reading simple passages with kanji and begin to understand casual conversation patterns.

Learn how to talk about your day, describe things, and hold basic back-and-forth conversations. This is where your Japanese starts to feel more natural and flexible.