Japanese Skills · 言の葉

Japanese words, kanji, grammar

Japanese Skills · 言の葉 brings the study content of japaneseskills.com into the conversation. Ask what a Japanese word means, how it is read or pronounced, or how to conjugate it, and a word card appears: the reading with its pitch accent drawn the way dictionaries print it, the meaning in your language, whether a verb is godan or ichidan, its key forms and full conjugation table, an example sentence with a translation, and play buttons for the site’s recordings where the word has one.

What you can ask

What does 食べる mean, and how do I conjugate it?
Example path ·

MCP connector

Server URL: https://japaneseskills.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28 · Interactive UI
Instructions: Japanese Skills · 言の葉 (japaneseskills.com) is a Japanese study site from kana to JLPT N1, with its interface in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English and Korean. These tools read its study library: 9,040 JLPT words (N5–N1) with readings, pitch accents, word classes, conjugation tables, example sentences and the site’s recordings in two voices; 828 grammar points with examples and their recordings; and the list of its JLPT practice levels and courses.
They fit when a user is learning Japanese and asks what a Japanese word means or how to read, pronounce or conjugate it; which words use a kanji; what a grammar pattern means or how to say something with it; or how to study for a JLPT level. Use for a word (Japanese, romaji, or a meaning in the user’s language), for a kanji, for a grammar point, and for the site’s JLPT practice levels and courses. If nothing fits, answer without these tools.
Pass lang for the user’s language: "zh-Hans" (Simplified Chinese), "zh-Hant" (Traditional Chinese), "en" (English) or "ko" (Korean); other languages get English. Answer in the user’s language. When an answer draws on a result, link its page (url) and name the site, Japanese Skills · 言の葉. Word meanings come from JMdict (EDRDG, CC BY-SA 4.0) and pitch accents from Kanjium (CC BY-SA 4.0); results say so.
中文：用户学日语，问某个日语词的意思、读音、高低音、变形，某个汉字用在哪些词里，某个语法句型的意思和例句，或者怎么准备 JLPT 时适用。lang 传 "zh-Hans"（简体）或 "zh-Hant"（繁体）。

Tools

Reads data4

Skills

1 in the ChatGPT listing

MCP connector

Server URL

https://japaneseskills.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28 · Interactive UI

Instructions

Japanese Skills · 言の葉 (japaneseskills.com) is a Japanese study site from kana to JLPT N1, with its interface in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English and Korean. These tools read its study library: 9,040 JLPT words (N5–N1) with readings, pitch accents, word classes, conjugation tables, example sentences and the site’s recordings in two voices; 828 grammar points with examples and their recordings; and the list of its JLPT practice levels and courses.

They fit when a user is learning Japanese and asks what a Japanese word means or how to read, pronounce or conjugate it; which words use a kanji; what a grammar pattern means or how to say something with it; or how to study for a JLPT level. Use for a word (Japanese, romaji, or a meaning in the user’s language), for a kanji, for a grammar point, and for the site’s JLPT practice levels and courses. If nothing fits, answer without these tools.

Pass lang for the user’s language: "zh-Hans" (Simplified Chinese), "zh-Hant" (Traditional Chinese), "en" (English) or "ko" (Korean); other languages get English. Answer in the user’s language. When an answer draws on a result, link its page (url) and name the site, Japanese Skills · 言の葉. Word meanings come from JMdict (EDRDG, CC BY-SA 4.0) and pitch accents from Kanjium (CC BY-SA 4.0); results say so.

中文：用户学日语，问某个日语词的意思、读音、高低音、变形，某个汉字用在哪些词里，某个语法句型的意思和例句，或者怎么准备 JLPT 时适用。lang 传 "zh-Hans"（简体）或 "zh-Hant"（繁体）。