N3, or the N3 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), is an intermediate level that assesses a learner's ability to understand everyday Japanese. It focuses on reading and listening skills, requiring knowledge of about 650 kanji and 3,750 vocabulary words. This level is designed for those who can comprehend and communicate in various situations. Achieving N3 indicates that a person can grasp the main ideas of conversations and written texts on familiar topics. It serves as a bridge between basic and advanced Japanese, preparing learners for higher levels like N2 and N1, which demand more complex language skills.