Yokoso: Learn Japanese

This is the biggest update Yokoso will probably ever get. If you tried version 1.0, most of what frustrated you is gone and most of what you asked for is here. NEW: Errand Runs. A daily session shaped like an actual day in Japan: konbini, station, work, lunch counter, izakaya. Three rotating day templates, built entirely from words you already know. Reviews that are due get done inside the story instead of a stack of cards. NEW: N4 content. About 230 words, kanji, signs, sentences, and reading passages past the beginner set: the office, the clinic, the ticket machine, the izakaya chalkboard, the notice taped to your building door. Ten new grammar patterns, each proven the honest way, on a sentence you have never seen. LEARNING, REBUILT. Every item now climbs a real ladder: recognize it, read it, recall it, produce it. Nothing asks you to type a word you have only just met. Hints come in two steps and never hand you the answer. When a sentence beats you, it breaks into its pieces, teaches the ones you are missing, and comes back when you are ready. Young words show furigana until you have earned their kanji. PROGRESS YOU CAN INTERROGATE. Mastery bins show every word as Learning, Rising, Solid, or Mastered, and every number is tappable down to the individual word and its review interval. See how much everyday speech you can cover, and how far you are from manga, anime without subtitles, and games. THE FLUENCY TAB. Each JLPT level tracked separately and honestly: an N2 word never pads your N5 number. Grammar counts only when demonstrated. Conversational readiness is measured from what you can actually produce, not promised for later. IMPORTS THAT ADD UP. WaniKani and Bunpro re-sync daily, and the counts now match what those apps show you: radicals, kanji, and vocabulary tallied the way they tally them. SCHEDULING TUNED TO RESEARCH. Intervals target real retention, a lapse no longer resets a word to zero, and the same question will not stalk you twice in a row. Optional supporter subscriptions now exist because people asked. They fund development, they unlock nothing, and every learning feature stays free for everyone, permanently.