Japanese
flashcards.
Set up your deck and let Daruma Takumi deal the cards. Practice a few readings, meanings, or grammar points at a time.
Card face down. Tap to turn over.
A sample card. No answer or result is saved.
Your deck, on repeat.
- Choose your mix.Kanji, vocabulary, or grammar. Pick 3 to 9 cards and how much comes from your saved deck.
- Give each card another go.Readings and meanings take turns. Tricky cards return until you clear them.
- Keep the ones you need.Review your answers, save mistakes to a deck, and check your progress in My page.
Find your next level.
Start with N5, or pick up where you are studying.
N5 kanji, vocabulary and grammar
An N5 drill uses three to nine cards from a chosen subject: kanji, vocabulary or grammar.
N4 readings and expressions
N4 drills cover kanji, everyday words and grammar patterns, with questions on readings or meanings depending on the subject.
N3 vocabulary and grammar
At N3, drills cover vocabulary, kanji readings and grammar patterns, using cards from your saved deck and the lesson collection.
N2 words and grammar patterns
N2 drills cover vocabulary and expressions at this level, including kanji readings, word meanings and grammar patterns.
N1 vocabulary and advanced expressions
N1 drills use advanced vocabulary, kanji and grammar, with repeated questions on the readings and meanings of the selected cards.
A few things
to know.
Choose kanji, vocabulary, or grammar at your JLPT level. Set a short drill of 3 to 9 cards, select a deck, and choose how much of the drill comes from that deck. The remaining cards come from lessons at the same level.
Let's deal your first cards.
Keep it short. Pick a subject, a deck, and a few words to remember.