IPA: /dʒuːku/
KK: /dʒuku/
A type of school in Japan that helps students get ready for entrance exams, usually for universities, and is attended alongside regular public school.
Many students attend a juku after their regular classes to prepare for university entrance exams.
This word originates from Japanese, meaning a cram school or a school for supplementary education.
Think of a place where students go for extra help or study — that's what a 'juku' is.
No commonly confused words.