N5 · Beginner
Basic grammar, greetings and daily life
25 lessons and 800 vocabulary words to build a confident foundation.
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ILI
Inspired Language Idea · Your Ultimate Nihongo Hub
Master Japanese with Bangla, English, Romaji and grammar — one intelligent platform built for Bengali speakers, from absolute beginner to native-level fluency.
- 15,000+
- Vocabulary
- 500+
- Grammar points
- N5–N1
- JLPT coverage
- 4
- Languages
JLPT Curriculum
125 structured lessons covering N5 to N1 — grammar, reading and business Japanese.
Vocabulary
15,000+ words with pronunciation, Romaji and Bangla meaning in one place.
Practice Exams
Level-wise mock tests so you know exactly where you stand before exam day.
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Native expressions, news and essays
25 lessons and 3,000 vocabulary words for real-world comprehension.
25 lessons
N1 · Advanced
Academic and native-level fluency
25 lessons and 10,000 vocabulary words for the highest JLPT level.
10,000 vocab
Inside ILI
Four languages in one lesson
Each lesson presents Japanese with Bangla explanation, English support and Romaji reading, so nothing is guessed and nothing is skipped.
N5 to N1, in order
125 lessons laid out level by level — grammar points, kanji, reading passages and business Japanese, each unlocking the next step.
Vocabulary you can actually recall
15,000+ words grouped by lesson and theme, each with pronunciation, reading and Bangla meaning for fast review before exams.
Exam-day realism
Level-wise mock exams mirror JLPT timing and section structure, so the real paper feels familiar rather than surprising.
Explore ili.bd
Direct links into the live ILI site.
Questions about ILI
Is ILI for absolute beginners?
Yes. N5 starts from hiragana, katakana, greetings and daily-life sentences with full Bangla explanation.
Do I need to know English?
No. Bangla explanations and Romaji readings are provided throughout, English is there as extra support.
How should I prepare for the JLPT?
Finish the lessons for your level, review the vocabulary lists, then run the level mock exams until your timing is comfortable.