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Master Japanese words with free AI-powered flashcards. Swipe through vocabulary cards with pronunciation, translations, and real example sentences.

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Why Learn Japanese?

Japanese is a unique language combining three scripts — hiragana, katakana, and kanji — opening doors to Japan's culture and technology. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to expand your existing vocabulary, Vocab Feed's AI-powered flashcards adapt to your level and generate fresh, unique words every session.

Sample Japanese Vocabulary

Here are some common Japanese words you'll learn on Vocab Feed:

These are just the beginning — Vocab Feed's AI generates thousands of unique vocabulary cards covering everyday conversation, academic topics, business, travel, and more.

CEFR Levels for Japanese

Vocab Feed supports all six CEFR proficiency levels so you always get vocabulary matched to your skill:

A1Beginner
A2Elementary
B1Intermediate
B2Upper-Intermediate
C1Advanced
C2Mastery

How to Learn Japanese with Vocab Feed

🤖 AI-Generated Cards

Every Japanese vocabulary card is created by AI in real time. You'll never see the same word twice in a session.

📱 Swipe to Learn

Scroll vertically through cards like TikTok. Each card shows the Japanese word, English translation, example sentences, and difficulty level.

🔊 Hear Pronunciation

Every Japanese word includes native-quality audio pronunciation. Build your listening skills from day one.

❤️ Save Favorites

Heart words you want to review later. Skip words you already know — they won't appear again.

What Makes Vocab Feed Different?

Unlike traditional Japanese vocabulary apps that use static word lists, Vocab Feed generates fresh vocabulary cards using AI. This means:

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Ready to build your Japanese vocabulary? Open Vocab Feed, select Japanese as your target language, choose your CEFR level, and start swiping through AI-generated flashcards. It's free, instant, and designed to make vocabulary learning addictive.

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