The Japanese you actually need — to get around, get help, get paid — in the order you need it. Free. No account. Nothing to install.
Reviews first, then the next unit. Ten minutes.
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Lessons written with AI help and checked by people. Spot an error? Email lsalazar3d@gmail.com.
12 quick questions tell you which unit to start at and your weak spots. Or just start at unit 1.
Read the phrases, then practice: choose, fill in, build the sentence, listen, say it. Miss one? It comes back at the end.
Spaced repetition queues exactly the phrases you're about to forget. No hearts, no ads, no account.
19 units, 154 real-life phrases, and nothing that stops you from learning.
Most people never need to pay. Plus exists for people who want a patient tutor on call, and for teachers.
The whole course. Not a trial.
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Common questions
No. JapaneseDaily is a self-paced practice app; its phrases are built to sit inside the JLPT N5 level (about 100 kanji, 800 words), according to JLPT. We are not the testing body, so please confirm exam dates, requirements and results directly with JLPT.
Just 46 — the hiragana. According to the Japan Foundation, after unit 1 and about a week of practice you should be able to read every basic Japanese sound.
No, there's no guarantee. Our phrases are designed to fit inside the JLPT N5 level (about 100 kanji, 800 words), per JLPT, but passing the actual exam depends on JLPT's own testing standards. Please check the official JLPT site for exact requirements and deadlines before relying on this course alone.
JapaneseDaily lists two paid plans — $4.99 and $29 — nothing beyond those two prices appears in our materials, so it isn't described as fully free. We don't have information here about whether text you type or paste is stored, so please check the app's own privacy policy or contact support directly before assuming anything about your data.
Interest is rising fast: Japanese became the 4th most-studied language in the world in 2025, passing German, according to the Duolingo Language Report 2025. That's a sign of general popularity, not a promise about your personal results, but it shows you're not starting alone.
No. JapaneseDaily es una aplicación de práctica a su propio ritmo; sus frases están diseñadas para encajar dentro del nivel JLPT N5 (unos 100 kanji, 800 palabras), según el JLPT. Nosotros no somos la entidad examinadora, así que le recomendamos confirmar fechas de examen, requisitos y resultados directamente con el JLPT.
Solo 46 — el hiragana. Según la Fundación Japón, después de la unidad 1 y aproximadamente una semana de práctica, usted debería poder leer todos los sonidos básicos del japonés.
No hay garantía. Nuestras frases están diseñadas para encajar dentro del nivel JLPT N5 (unos 100 kanji, 800 palabras), según el JLPT, pero aprobar el examen real depende de los propios criterios de evaluación del JLPT. Por favor consulte el sitio oficial del JLPT para conocer los requisitos exactos y los plazos antes de confiar únicamente en este curso.
JapaneseDaily muestra dos planes de pago — $4.99 y $29 — y en nuestro material no aparece ningún precio adicional, por lo que no se describe como completamente gratuito. No contamos con información aquí sobre si el texto que usted escribe o pega se almacena, así que le recomendamos revisar la política de privacidad de la aplicación o contactar al soporte antes de asumir algo sobre sus datos.
El interés está creciendo rápidamente: el japonés se convirtió en el cuarto idioma más estudiado del mundo en 2025, superando al alemán, según el Duolingo Language Report 2025. Esto es una señal de popularidad general, no una promesa sobre sus resultados personales, pero muestra que usted no está empezando solo.
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