Have you ever felt that you have learned enough Japanese to be able to communicate, however you are not able to express your thoughts and emotions quickly?
Memorize ready-to-use language patterns that are not available in traditional textbooks and that the native speakers use in their daily conversations!
Have you ever gotten into this awkward situation when a native speaker does not understand what you are trying to say?
The cause of that is the incorrect pronunciation of the pitch-accent.
Japanese language is a musical language in which pitch-accent, or raising and lowering accent, is very important.
Practice pitch accent with our technology!
Practice and memorize easily with the spaced repetition method!
Onomatopoeia words
They are rarely found in other languages, but are very often used by the Japanese native speakers in everyday speech. Onomatopoeia words are the highlight of the Japanese language making it distinctive and unique.
They can quickly and precisely describe feelings and emotions; various sounds, shapes of objects and their textures. Onomatopoeic words might seem difficult to memorize, but don't worry! We have illustrated them to make the learning process fun and interesting!
Idioms and word collocations
With just a few words they help to describe a situation very clearly and succinctly and, at the same time, they contribute to a better understanding of Japanese culture as well as Japanese way of thinking.
Knowing and understanding such expressions shows a deep interest in the language and culture, which resonates in the soul of a native speaker.
Always know the newest and trendiest words and phrases currently in use!
Pronounce it accurately and clear!
Be polite by pronouncing them correctly!
Improve your articulation and increase your speaking speed!
Feel the unique Japanese culture and broaden your understanding through words and concepts that are difficult to translate into another language.
Some Japanese words might not have a good equivalent in other languages. Thus, It can be hard for foreigners to fully comprehend and memorize them.
That's why we collaborated with Japanese illustrator to explain those words through funny yet easily understandable pictures.
You can also get yourself a t-shirt with one of those illustrations!
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