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Found something wrong? Tell us. An error on a language-learning site is something a reader may go on to learn wrongly, so every report matters — including small ones.

Worth reporting

A furigana reading that is wrong in that sentence.
A vocabulary meaning that does not fit the sentence it appears in.
A grammar explanation that is inaccurate or misleading.
A translation that changes the meaning of the Japanese.
A question whose answer is arguable, or where more than one option works.
Audio that does not match the reading shown on the page.
Anything that simply looks broken.

What to include

The article, and which paragraph.
The Japanese in question — copying the sentence is ideal.
What is shown now, and what you think it should be.

A rough report is far better than no report. Do not worry about the format.

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What happens next

Every report is read by a person. Anything that affects whether the Japanese is understood correctly comes first. We correct the article and its teaching data together, so the page, the audio and your saved vocabulary stay in step.