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Lessons, speaking practice, JLPT tools, graded reading, flashcards and SRS — built to help you move from studying Japanese to using it.
Learn Step by Step with Lessons & Grammar
Master Japanese from the basics with structured lessons that make grammar easier to understand and use.
Speak What You Learn
Turn what you study into real conversation and practice using Japanese naturally.
Read Japanese at Your JLPT Level
Read Japanese content adapted to your level, so you can understand more without feeling overwhelmed.
Practice JLPT & More with Grammar, Quizzes & Free Tools
Test your knowledge and strengthen weak areas with quizzes and practical Japanese learning tools.
Remember More with Flashcards, Resources & SRS
Review smarter and keep the words, grammar, and Japanese you learn from fading away.
Free Japanese Learning Tools
Practice grammar, conjugation, kana and full sentences right in your browser. Every tool is free, with no sign-up required.
Japanese Vocabulary Quiz
Practice N5 and N4 nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs with focused quiz settings and instant review.
Open toolJapanese Sentence Analyzer
Paste any Japanese sentence and break it down word-by-word with grammar, particles and furigana.
Open toolJapanese Grammar Checker
Paste Japanese you wrote and get it corrected, with every fix explained and linked to the rule.
Open toolJapanese Reading Practice
Read graded passages with furigana and native audio, then tap any sentence for a full grammar breakdown.
Open toolEasy Japanese News
Read today's news in simple Japanese with furigana, then tap any sentence for a word-by-word breakdown.
Open toolJapanese Grammar Quiz
Test particles, verb forms and more for JLPT N5 and N4, with an explanation after every question.
Open toolVerb Conjugator
Look up any Japanese verb and see every form: polite, plain, negative, past, te-form, potential, passive and causative.
Open toolHiragana & Katakana Quiz
Drill kana recognition and recall with instant feedback. The fastest way to lock in hiragana and katakana.
Open toolHiragana Quiz
Hiragana only, when katakana would just get in the way. Instant feedback on every character.
Open toolKatakana Quiz
Katakana on its own — the script that trips people up on loanwords and menus.
Open toolHiragana Chart
The full hiragana table with romaji: gojuon, dakuten, handakuten and combinations. Free to print.
Open toolKatakana Chart
The full katakana table with romaji, including the foreign sound rows for borrowed words. Free to print.
Open toolCounter Practice
Master Japanese counters (助数詞) with a full reference table and an interactive quiz.
Open toolHow to Say It in Japanese
Type English and see natural Japanese, broken down word-by-word with grammar and furigana.
Open toolLatest Japanese Learning Tips
Master JLPT grammar, expand your vocabulary, and improve your speaking with our latest study guides and practical tips.
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JLPT N4 Grammar List with Easy Explanations (All 69 Points)
Every JLPT N4 grammar point explained — all 69, with examples, audio, and the confusable pairs learners actually get wrong. The complete N4 grammar list.
Japanese Sentence Structure: Word Order Rules That Stick
Japanese word order is not backwards English. Learn the one rule that fixes most beginner sentences, what you can move, and what you can never move.
Hello in Japanese: 11 Greetings and When to Use Each
Japanese has no single word for hello. Konnichiwa, ohayou, konbanwa, moshi moshi and otsukaresama explained, with the times you should not use them.
Japanese Numbers 1 to 100 and Beyond: Why 4 Has Two Readings
Japanese numbers 1 to 100 and beyond: the two counting systems, why 4, 7 and 9 have two readings, the sound changes, and how 万 breaks big numbers.
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