A page torn from a calendar each morning: a phrase people really say, how it is written, what it means word for word, how polite it is, and when you would use it.
おはよう。
Ohayō.
Morning.
Each phrase is filed by situation, so you can find what to say at the table, at the station or at the office. Casual and slangy ones are marked.
Every hiragana and katakana character has a stroke-order diagram, one frame per stroke, with the stroke you are on in red. Tap any character in the charts to see it.
Which sound is this? The trainer keeps track of what you miss and brings it back after a day, three days, a week, two weeks and a month, all saved on your own device.
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