Stack combos
Right answers in a row build your combo. At ×5 it strikes gold and stays gold for the rest of the lesson.
Flip, match and chat your way through real-life scenes while Luffy cheers you on. Every lesson plays like a game.

Kana and ramen in Japan, tacos and the metro in Mexico, diners and ballparks in the USA, and now hotpot in China and karaoke in Korea.

No sign-up, no download. Pick a language and tap in.
あ, い and う. Hear them, flip them, match them.

A taste of the real course. Nothing here is saved.
Answer right and your combo climbs. Hit five in a row and lightning strikes. Finish strong and the whole screen throws a party.
Weekly leaderboard
Resets every Monday

Every XP you earn drops a sapphire in your bag, one for one. Spend them in the Shop on streak freezes, XP boosters and extra lessons. Sapphires are earned only by learning, never bought.
Lesson complete!
+7 sapphires
Boost this lesson's XP?
You earned 7 XP. Pick a booster to multiply it.
A typical lesson earns about 7 XP. Boosters work on lessons, not reviews.
Keeps your streak safe on a day you miss. Hold up to two.
Multiplies one lesson's XP, and its sapphires too. Hold up to three of each.
One more new lesson today, after your free one.
1 sapphire for every XP. Never sold, only earned.
A streak freeze covers it and your streak keeps going. The app asks first, so it's always your call.
Every word, sentence and character you learn gets its own review schedule. Miaru brings each one back right before you'd forget it, and waits a little longer every time you get it right.
12 to review
Practice what you learned before
Up to 8 words that are due come back in your next lesson, from anywhere in the course.
When your course says it's time to review, tap Review: up to 15 due words, one quick question each.
Review rounds are free on every plan. They earn XP and sapphires and keep your streak alive.
Nobody needs “the pen is on the table.” Every unit is a real place with a real job to do: buy the ticket, order the ramen, catch the last train home.
114 topics in every coursePlus the konbini, the metro, hotpot in Beijing, the noraebang in Seoul and many more.
Luffy explains every lesson, cheers every right answer and never judges a wrong one. In your scenes he plays everyone: your neighbor, the barista, the bus driver, the librarian.

Press a key
Go on. He loves an audience.
Buttons, hints and lesson explanations all come in your language, so the only new language is the one you're learning.
The whole app in 35 languages

A lesson on your laptop at lunch, the next one on your phone on the bus. Your streak, XP and progress follow you everywhere.



Play at app.miaru.co. Nothing to install.
Open the web appEvery course, every lesson, every game. Pay monthly, or pay yearly and save.
$20/month
Billed monthly
Start monthly$180/year
Just $15 a month, billed yearly
Start yearly
Not ready yet? Your first five lessons are free, then a new free lesson opens every day.
Cancel anytime. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Prices in US dollars. The App Store and Google Play show your local price.
Miaru is a language learning app where every lesson plays like a game. Learn Japanese, Spanish, English, Chinese or Korean on the web at app.miaru.co or in the iPhone and Android apps, with Luffy, our monkey guide, cheering you on.
Yes, if you keep at it. An app is great for building a daily habit and the basics: words, listening, reading and real phrases. Miaru builds every lesson around a real situation, so what you practice is what you'll say out there. Say your lines out loud, and use the language whenever you get the chance.
Yes. Every course starts at zero: Japanese with the first five hiragana, Korean with Hangul, Chinese with its first characters, and Spanish and English with hello. Luffy explains each new thing before you practice it, and the lessons are short.
Miaru speaks 35 languages, including English, Español, Deutsch, Français, Português, 中文, 日本語, 한국어, हिन्दी and Tiếng Việt. All five courses (Japanese, Spanish, English, Chinese and Korean) are taught in every one of them, except the language each course teaches.
Yes. Miaru is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android. You can also learn in your browser at app.miaru.co.
$20 a month, or $180 a year: that's $15 a month, 3 months free compared with paying monthly. One subscription unlocks every course and every lesson.
Your first lesson is one tap away. Luffy's already warming up.
