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Practical phrases for the airport, taxi, restaurant, and beyond — with romaji, kana, audio, gestures, and etiquette notes.
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Learning JP is a friendly phrasebook for people coming to Japan — travelers, new residents, exchange students, and their families. Across 1,238situations, each entry pairs the line you'd say with the reply you'd hear and a short note on body language. No sign-up, free at the core.
How to learn, how to keep going, small bits of culture. Short reads that make the daily five minutes inside the app feel a little different.
Typical stumbles for beginners: mixing up wa and ga, ni and de; conjugation slips; and confusing honorific and humble keigo. See each mistake with a clear fix.
What changes when you move from N5 to N4: the entry points to the potential form, tara conditionals, nagara, the passive, and the causative, plus tips for keeping up your study. N4 is the level just after N5.
Learn how i-adjectives and na-adjectives differ, how they modify nouns, and how to form present, past, and negative endings, including the irregular ii to yokatta.