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✨ The Talk Series — #2 · Japanese

Rehearse real Japanese.
Before you need it.

From the team behind English Talk — the conversation engine already powering 385,000+ sentences of speaking practice. Now for Japanese learners: native audio, romaji, English, and culture notes on every single line. Rolling out scene by scene.

✓ Free to start   Full Access US$5/mo · cancel anytime

Choose your scene

12 categories · 79 scenes — rolling out one by one
① Daily Life
🏠 ① Daily Life日常生活8 scenes
② Transportation
🚃 ② Transportation移動・交通6 scenes
③ Travel & Stay
✈️ ③ Travel & Stay宿泊・旅行7 scenes
④ Public Services
🏛️ ④ Public Services公共サービス7 scenes
⑤ Work & Business
💼 ⑤ Work & Business仕事・ビジネス8 scenes
⑥ School & Study
📚 ⑥ School & Study教育・学習6 scenes
⑦ People & Relationships
👥 ⑦ People & Relationships人間関係7 scenes
⑧ Hobbies & Leisure
🎮 ⑧ Hobbies & Leisure余暇・趣味7 scenes
⑨ Emergencies & Trouble
🚨 ⑨ Emergencies & Trouble緊急・トラブル6 scenes
⑩ Seasons & Culture
🌸 ⑩ Seasons & Culture季節・文化6 scenes
⑪ Digital Life
📱 ⑪ Digital Lifeデジタル・情報5 scenes
⑫ Health & Body
💪 ⑫ Health & Body健康・身体6 scenes

How it works

1. Listen

A native speaker talks to you, line by line — just like a real conversation in Japan.

2. Answer out loud

Pick from 10 example answers — every one with Japanese, romaji, English, and native audio.

3. Understand Japan

Culture notes explain the moments textbooks skip — LINE, bowing, and what to actually say.

FAQ

quick answers about Japanese Talk
What is Japanese Talk?

Japanese Talk is a scene-based Japanese conversation practice app by CCN — the team behind English Talk. You rehearse real situations such as greetings, restaurants and trains, with native audio, romaji, English translations and culture notes on every line.

Is Japanese Talk free?

Yes — the Greeting scene is completely free with no sign-up. A free account then unlocks the first lessons of every scene, and a paid Full Access plan opens every lesson.

Do I need to read hiragana or kanji?

No. Every sentence comes with romaji and an English translation, so complete beginners can start speaking from day one.

How is it different from flashcard apps?

Instead of isolated words, you rehearse complete 10-turn conversations for real scenes, listen to native audio, then record your own voice and play it back.

Who makes Japanese Talk?

CCN CO., LTD., a Japanese education company in Tokyo — the same team behind English Talk, a conversation engine with 385,000+ sentences used by English learners in Japan.