Kana Speed

Learn Japanese, one step every day.

Start with hiragana and katakana, then move on to greetings, self-introduction and counting. Pick a lesson, practice with quizzes, track your progress.

Learning path

Follow the path in order or jump straight to what you need.

  1. Section 1:

    Japanese Alphabet

    Master hiragana and katakana row by row, from vowels to combination sounds.

    • Hiragana
    • Katakana
  2. Section 2:

    First Meeting

    Everyday greetings (aisatsu) and self-introduction (jikoshoukai).

    • Aisatsu
    • Jikoshoukai
  3. Section 3:

    Let's Count

    Numbers, clock time, days, months, years, time expressions, and counter words (josuushi).

    • Numbers
    • Time
    • Days & Dates
    • Months
    • Years & Age
    • Time Expressions
    • Counters

Coming soon: verbs, adjectives, shopping conversations and more.