Free, in Mongolian
Learn Japanese, in Mongolian
Each of the five tools below has its own little world — a game, a phonetics browser, a grammar drill, a reading coach, a dictionary. See exactly what each one does, in a real screenshot.
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Word Match
Connect each Japanese word tile to its matching meaning. Chain several kanji that share a phonetic reading and they clear together in an instant “lightning connect.” Each level starts on a 4-minute clock that every matched pair extends, and two wrong guesses bring a cleared pair back.
50 LEVELS · 5 JLPT TIERS · ~500 WORDS Play →
Phonetics Family
Tap a kanji and every other kanji sharing its phonetic component radiates out around it. Learn one component, and you get a head start on the rest of its family — usually two or three kanji, up to a dozen for the largest.
424 FAMILIES · 1,128 KANJI · 5 JLPT TIERS Browse →
Grammar Connect
One grammar point in the sentence is underlined. Find the tile that swaps in without changing what the sentence means, and watch it transform in place.
400 SENTENCES · 2 TRACKS · 40 LEVELS Play →
Dokkai Reader
Read the passage out loud and the highlight follows your voice automatically, word by word. Any word you skip gets tracked so you can review it afterward.
60 TEXTS · 2 TRACKS Read →
Mongol-Japan Dictionary
Look up a word in Mongolian or Japanese and see its counterpart, drawn from four merged sources — Word Match's translated vocabulary, a human-reviewed bridge dictionary, a core N5 list, and the Kango ↔ Wago pairs. A second tab holds the original Kango ↔ Wago dictionary — Sino-Japanese and native-Japanese word pairs, with irregular respectful or humble verb forms shown alongside the plain word.
3,427 WORDS Search →