日本語 · 125M+ speakers
Learn Japanese with native speakers
Live calls, chat, VR scenes and cultural lessons. Start free on LangCub.
How you'll learn
Four ways LangCub teaches Japanese
Live video calls with Japanese native speakers
Talk face-to-face with verified Japanese speakers and tutors. Friendly, judgement-free practice.
Chat with Japanese natives
Text and voice-note with Japanese speakers. Real corrections from real people.
Japanese in VR
Step into Japanese-speaking environments and practice as if you were there.
Self-paced Japanese courses
Bite-sized lessons from A1 to C2, woven through with Japanese culture, music and food.
Curriculum
Japanese from A1 to C2
Every level blends grammar, vocab and real Japanese cultural context.
- 1
A1 Beginner
Greet people, introduce yourself, order food, ask for directions.
- 2
A2 Elementary
Hold short everyday conversations, talk about your routine, travel basics.
- 3
B1 Intermediate
Discuss feelings, opinions, work and culture comfortably.
- 4
B2 Upper intermediate
Debate, watch shows without subtitles, navigate any social setting.
- 5
C1 Advanced
Express yourself fluently and spontaneously in professional contexts.
- 6
C2 Mastery
Indistinguishable from a highly educated native speaker.
FAQ
Learning Japanese: common questions
How can I learn Japanese online with native speakers?
Sign up free on LangCub, choose Japanese, and you'll be matched with verified Japanese native speakers. Start a live video call, send a chat message, or join a group event, all from one platform.
Is Japanese hard to learn?
Every language has its quirks. Japanese becomes much easier when you practice with native speakers daily, and LangCub makes that practice convenient and fun, even if you only have 10 minutes.
Can I take a free Japanese course?
Yes. LangCub's Japanese course is free to start, including beginner lessons, vocabulary drills, AI tutor sessions and chat with native speakers.
How long does it take to become fluent in Japanese?
With daily practice (20 minutes of lessons plus a short chat with a native speaker) most learners reach conversational fluency in 6 to 12 months. Speed depends on your starting language and consistency.
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Speak Japanese sooner than you think
Free to start. First Japanese lesson takes 5 minutes.