Yuki is your Eosling Japanese tutor for English speakers. When you are ready, move to classic hiragana, katakana and kanji. For a quick start there is a Romaji starter course — Japanese in Latin letters (konnichiwa, arigatou) so you speak before kana. Anime, Tokyo, JLPT, or work — your pace. Chat or speak anytime — progress stays on your learner profile.
Chat · voice · progress · vocabulary — one learner profile
Try them here — same pronunciation check and flashcards as in lessons.
Listen to the phrase, repeat into the mic — your teacher analyzes the audio and gives a real pronunciation score with corrections and comments.
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こんにちは、元気ですか？
konnichiwa, genki desu ka?
hello, how are you?
After every lesson you get review cards — and you can generate your own decks on any topic.
こんにちは
konnichiwa
Weak spots from your lessons land here: open a card and practice again. Mark Done when you know it — it leaves the shelf; course progress stays intact.
In full access → Sheets, quizzes and pronunciation from your lessons — listen, review and come back anytime.
In full access → Your off-lesson consultant: questions, plans and practice anytime — no schedule required.
Not a planned lesson and it does not track CEFR progress — free mode: ask anything, drill pronunciation, or open a sheet beside the chat.
In full access → Your study résumé in one place: current session, course progress, study plan, and quick links to vocabulary, mistakes, materials and Chat Me.
In full access → Not a translator app and not a quiz bank. Eosling tutors run live dialogue: they listen, correct, remember your progress and shape the plan around travel, work, exams, or confident conversation.
Your AI tutor
Yuki knows where English speakers stumble: particles, politeness and the writing wall. That is why Eosling has a Romaji starter course (Latin letters) for a quick start — then classic kana and kanji when you are ready. One tutor, voice, memory and a path to JLPT.
💡 Yuki’s golden tip: Start every sentence with the topic, then add the subject, object and finally the verb. For example: 私は寿司が好きです — I (topic) sushi (subject) like (verb). Once you internalize this rhythm, Japanese becomes way less intimidating.
«I’d tried apps before, but they were all about memorizing flashcards. She picks up on my mistakes with particles and drills them without making me feel stupid. Yuki actually talks to me. I passed N4 with 30 points to spare!»
«I only had a month before my trip and Yuki helped me learn essential phrases and polite forms. She even taught me how to ask for directions without sounding like a robot. I felt so confident navigating Tokyo with her help.»
«My dream was to watch anime raw. Now I catch myself laughing at jokes without reading the subtitles. Yuki introduced me to casual speech and common slang and we practiced with actual anime dialogues. It’s amazing.»
The perfect taste