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Katakana sound recognition
Train the shapes and sounds that commonly get mixed up, including long vowels and small kana.
Katakana Typing Practice
Turn similar-looking katakana into keyboard memory
Katakana Typing Practice
for loanwords and real sentences
Practice katakana by typing loanwords, names, and sentence patterns. FlowType.AI keeps feedback immediate, then connects katakana recognition to vocabulary, cloze recall, and dictation.
- Free to start
- No signup needed
- WPM and accuracy
- Browser practice
What This Katakana Practice Covers
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Loanword typing drills
Practice the katakana words that appear in daily Japanese, textbook dialogs, menus, and product names.
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From isolated kana to dictation
Move from single characters into vocabulary, sentence typing, cloze recall, and listening practice.
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Katakana Typing FAQ
Katakana Course
Why practice katakana separately?
Katakana is common in loanwords and names, but many learners read it more slowly than hiragana. Separate typing practice fixes that gap.
Does this include romaji support?
Yes. You can start with romaji typing and switch to Japanese input when you are ready.