How to say it in Japanese — your own line, in natural Japanese | Prubi

Write one line about your day in English. Prubi puts it in the Japanese people actually use, shows what each part means and how to read it in kana, and reads it aloud in a native voice.

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Write one line about your day in English. Prubi puts it in the Japanese people actually use, shows what each part means and how to read it in kana, and reads it aloud in a native voice.

Not textbook phrases — your own words

No list to memorize. The Japanese comes from the line you wrote today, so it is the thing you actually want to say.

Hear it, say it, then write it

Listen in a native voice, play it slowly, read along, then hide it and write it yourself. The wording changes with who you are talking to — casual with a friend, です/ます with a shop clerk, keigo with someone older.

An honest note

It is an AI draft. Depending on the moment and the person, another wording can fit better. Change who you are speaking to, or make it again.

Try it with today's line

Write one line

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