A broad set of everyday Japanese words, from people and food to numbers, places, verbs and linking words, for beginners and anyone heading toward JLPT N5 and N4.
Learn the basic scripts of the Japanese writing system. This focused study list covers both of Japan's phonetic syllabaries, introducing the everyday characters used for reading and writing before moving on to Kanji.
Hello, where is it, how much, and help: the words a trip needs, in four short steps. This learning path is for complete beginners and is in all Romaji and does not use Japanese characters.
Say hello, count to ten and name the people and places around you, all in your first few sittings. This learning path is for complete beginners and is in all Romaji and does not use Japanese characters.
Order without meat or fish, spot hidden fish stock and other ingredients on menus and labels, and find places to eat. Optional lists cover vegan, gluten-free and allergen needs, and six cities: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima, Sapporo and Fukuoka.
Progress steadily from N5 to N1. Designed as a dedicated companion to your core textbooks and grammar lessons, this path provides the structured vocabulary and kanji repetition you need to support your JLPT prep at every level.
Count people, days, books, animals and everyday things with the right counter and the readings that change with the number.
Everything you'l' need for your Japanese trip, from first phrases, trains and hotels to restaurants, money and emergencies, with optional lists to take in any order.
Read Japanese food labels and recipes: ingredients, tools and measures, preparation, heat and texture.
Order, eat, drink and pay your way through a meal in Japan, from your first bowl of ramen to a friendly kanpai.
Say hello, count to ten and name the people and places around you, all in your first few sittings. This learning path is for complete beginners but shows the content in Japanese to help familiarize the learner with the characters.
Learn to read the basic hiragana, the sound changes and the combinations, through short everyday words.
