Type an English sentence. Get lifelike Japanese audio with kanji, furigana, and romaji, at a JLPT level of your choice. Loop it at the speed and gap that lets you actually shadow.
Try it free → No signup to try a sentence.Whatever you actually want to say in Japanese: at a konbini, on the train, in your first conversation exchange. Practice the lines you'll really use.
N5 through N1. Kanji frequency, grammar, and politeness register match the level: N5 stays in です/ます with common kanji; N1 uses keigo, idiom, and the full kanji range.
Hit play. The audio loops with the silence gap you set. Say the sentence in the gap, then hear the original again. Slow it down if you need to. Build it into your mouth.
Modern neural voices with natural Japanese pronunciation and pitch accent. Rhythm, devoiced vowels, and glottal stops all sound natural.
Sentences match the level: vocabulary, kanji, and grammar all calibrated. No vocab walls at N5.
Every kanji comes with its hiragana reading so you can read sentences before you've memorized all the kanji.
Modified Hepburn romaji available as a backup pronunciation guide. Switch off as you progress.
Save sentences into named phrasebooks. Loop a set on a walk.
One click. Audio, Japanese, furigana, and English in separate fields.
Japanese sentence structure flips a lot of what English speakers default to: the verb is at the end, particles do the heavy lifting, and politeness register changes verb endings rather than vocabulary. Reading the rules won't get you there fast. The rhythm has to land in your mouth.
Shadowing a JLPT-graded sentence on loop, with the silence gap set so you can echo it cleanly before the next play, builds the cadence in. That's the path to sounding fluent, not just being grammatically correct.
Repeating a recorded sentence out loud immediately after the voice you hear. The loop with a configurable silence gap lets you shadow each rep and self-correct against the model.
Yes. N5, N4, N3, N2, N1. Vocab, kanji, grammar match the level.
Yes. Every generated sentence comes with a furigana breakdown. Romaji is also available.
Default is です/ます polite form, which matches what most learners encounter through N3. Casual / keigo when the input calls for it.
Yes. Full deck with audio, Japanese text, furigana, and English in separate fields. Quizlet too.
Free tier covers regular study. Paid plans unlock saved Looplists, higher limits, and deck export.