Can I practice hiragana and katakana together?
Yes. Both scripts can appear in the same session, and every character group can be included or excluded independently.
いこう!Your next orbit
Read the mark.
Trust your memory.
A focused mixed-script lap is ready. Type the romaji, press Enter, and let the kana keep coming.
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Hiragana + katakana practice
Hiragana and katakana, together at last.
Read the kana, type its romaji, and keep moving. Mix both scripts in one quiz or choose exactly which sounds you want to practice.
Built for deliberate practice
Practice the whole kana map.
Start with the five vowels, build row by row, or turn everything on and let the scripts mingle.
- One mixed deck
- Practice hiragana and katakana in the same session, or narrow the quiz to either script whenever you want focused review.
- The whole kana map
- Choose basic gojūon, dakuten, handakuten, contracted yōon, small kana, and extended katakana combinations.
- Flexible romaji
- When a kana has more than one common romanization, accepted spellings such as shi or si and chi or ti can both count.
- Private by default
- Settings and progress stay in this browser. There is no account, public profile, cloud leaderboard, or database of your answers.
How it works
Choose your set
Turn whole groups on or off, then mix hiragana and katakana in any combination.
Read, then type
Enter the romaji reading from memory. Common alternate spellings are accepted where they apply.
Review the pattern
Use accuracy, timing, streaks, and character-level results to decide what belongs in the next round.
A few useful notes
Kana quiz FAQ
Which romaji spellings are accepted?
Each kana has its own answer list. Common alternatives are accepted where useful—for example shi and si, chi and ti, or tsu and tu.
What counts as extended katakana?
These are combinations used for sounds common in loanwords, such as ティ (ti), ファ (fa), and ヴォ (vo). You can practice them separately from the core chart.
Does the timer change my score?
No. Accuracy stands on its own. The timer is a practice aid for noticing fluency and can be paused or hidden when you prefer an untimed session.
Where is my progress saved?
Progress is stored locally in this browser. Clearing browser storage removes it, and nothing is tied to an account or uploaded as a personal quiz history.