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If you’re learning Japanese with Kotoba Kards, you’ll need to type in hiragana or katakana—not romaji. Good news: every major device already includes a Japanese keyboard! Setting it up only takes a minute, and once you do, you can easily switch between English and Japanese whenever you’re practicing vocabulary or chatting with friends. Table of […]

If you have web push notifications turn on, you can customize how frequently and when you receive these notifications. Table of Contents Notification Frequency Notifications are a great way to remember to study and stay consistent with learning Japanese, but we also understand that too many notifications and be disruptive and annoying, so Kotoba Kards

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, consistency is the key to fluency! But life is busy, and it can be hard to be consistent with studying. Reminders can help with that, but only if you can turn them on! If the web notifications button in your settings is currently greyed out (disabled),

Kotoba Kards lets you set your own pace for learning Japanese. You get to decide how many new vocabulary or grammar words you learn a week. But how many should you learn a week? What do you pick? Table of Contents Short Answer – What You Can Comfortably Handle What you should pick will vary

Kotoba Kards has a built in Japanese keyboard, that way you can practice your Japanese even if you don’t have a Japanese keyboard installed. If you’ve never used a Japanese keyboard before, it can be a little intimidating. Plus, traditional Japanese keyboards function differently between computers and mobile devices, so Kotoba Kards might be a