Japan Cat

What it does

You can read some Japanese and know the words, but freeze the moment you have to speak. Japan Cat fixes that. Talk to an AI in Japanese and it replies naturally, then shows how to say it better, what you got wrong, and the nuance. Pick a partner for casual chat or structured tutoring. Review past conversations and retry. No real person, no embarrassment. Works hands-free in landscape and on CarPlay for commute practice.

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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. Education Developer Alano Tech Pte. Ltd. Language EN English Size 114.4 MB iPhone Learn Japanese by listening to native pronunciation, practising conversations with your AI Japanese tutor and swiping through real-life words and phrases, visualised. Practice Japanese during your commute — in portrait or landscape mode. Want to learn Japanese, but still can’t really speak? Maybe you can read a little. Maybe you know the words. But when it’s time to speak, nothing comes out. Japan Cat helps you practice real Japanese conversations with AI — naturally, without pressure. Whether you’re holding your phone, sitting on the…from apps.apple.com

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