Japanese Practice

Japanese practice, starting with the basics. Build familiarity with hiragana, katakana, and Japanese vocabulary through simple typing exercises. Look at each question, type the corresponding romaji, and strengthen your memory through active recall. Whether you're learning kana for the first time or expanding your Japanese vocabulary, you can choose what you want to practise and learn at your own pace. [ Practice Kana ] Practise both hiragana and katakana, including: • Unvoiced • Voiced & semi-voiced • Contracted sounds Work through the kana and become more familiar with how each character is read. [ Build Your Vocabulary ] Practise Japanese vocabulary organised into everyday topics, including: • Body & Health • Culture, Arts & Leisure • Education & Learning • Feelings & Personality • Food & Cooking • Home & Daily Life • Language & Communication • Money & Economy • Nature, Weather & Environment • People & Relationships • Places & City Life • Shopping & Services • Technology & Media • Transport & Mobility • Travel & Accommodation • Work & Business Choose the groups you want to focus on and create a practice set that suits what you're learning. [ Review Your Mistakes ] Questions you answer incorrectly are saved to your mistake history, so you can return to them later and practise the areas that need more attention. Instead of spending all your time repeating what you already know, focus on the words and kana you find difficult. [ Simple, Focused Practice ] No complicated lessons or unnecessary steps. Choose what to practise, type your answers, and come back to review your mistakes. A little practice each day can help turn recognition into recall.