ArtLibs vs Katakana Native

This app is designed to enhance your visit to Hood Museum of Art. We've handpicked a selection of artworks for you to explore. As you move through the exhibits, you'll be asked to interpret these works and answer a few questions. At the end of your experience, you'll receive a summary of your visit, along with your unique “art interpreter” personality. We only require access to your push notifications if you'd like to revisit your experience in the future. Otherwise, everything is contained within today's visit. Note: If you are associated with another museum and are interested in setting up a similar experience, or if you have additional questions, please reach out to us at finnlabneuro@gmail.com. Built by the DALI Lab at Dartmouth College. For more information, please visit www.dali.dartmouth.edu.

"Why is your Japanese so good, yet you still sound different from a native?" You know the answer. It’s your Katakana. You’ve mastered the grammar and the Kanji, but when it comes to Katakana words, you revert to your native English pronunciation. Are you afraid of sounding stereotypical? Or is it just a lack of confidence? Stop running away from Katakana. > Most foreigners struggle with Katakana because they try to "save" the English origin. But to sound truly native in Japan, you need to embrace the Katakana rhythm. Katakana Native helps you overcome that psychological barrier and perfect your pronunciation through: ● The "Katakana vs. Native" Audit: Instantly see and hear the gap between how you say it and how a local says it. ● Phonetic Deep Dives: Understand the "why" behind the shift (e.g., why "Paris" becomes "Pa-ri"). No more guessing. ● Fearless Practice: Build the muscle memory to pronounce Katakana with 100% confidence, so you never have to hesitate in a conversation again. ● Progress Visualisation: Track your journey from "English-heavy" to "Japan-native" with precision charts. You’ve come too far to let Katakana hold you back. Unlock the Lifetime Pro version to access every word and rule. Master the nuance. Sound like a local. Own the conversation.