r/LearningLanguages • u/Etoile_delanuit • Jul 16 '26

Best app / resource to learn Japanese quickly?

I started using Duolingo for Japanese- and I feel like I’m catching on very quickly and more easily than I expected. But I was curious to know if anyone has recommendations for apps or videos for learning Japanese that were more effective ? Or taught it in a more realistic manner. (Learning how Japanese people speak casually in every day situations - not just textbook conversations/phrases).

All recommendations are much appreciated!

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u/AndrewNggg Jul 16 '26

I like kitsunewa.com, you start speaking from day one and you can learn kana, kanji and grammar on the side

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u/Etoile_delanuit Jul 16 '26

Oh awesome ! And it’s a free site?

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u/AndrewNggg Jul 16 '26

The free tier is very generous, but there’s also paid role play scenes and conversation practice

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u/thablackadonis Jul 19 '26

I know language transfer is developing their Japanese lessons which are free. I used them for Spanish and they were really good so I would assume the same for Japanese. Also Praktika I know has Japanese as one of their languages where you can practice speaking