Official CapWords learning resources

Learn a new language from familiar things.

Practical guides for learning from the objects, places, and routines you already know.

Start with the world around you.

Short, visual guides made for the words you will actually use.

A simple way to turn the things already around you into words you can remember.

Use one photo to create a small, useful lesson instead of collecting random vocabulary.

A camera works best as a prompt for noticing, speaking, and reviewing — not as a shortcut for translating everything.

A good card contains one clear idea, one useful phrase, and a reason to revisit it.

Your kitchen repeats the same objects and actions every day, which makes it a perfect vocabulary classroom.

Learn the words you will need before you need them — from signs, luggage, tickets, and the places around you.

A convenience store is a compact, repeatable place to practice practical Japanese.

Learn a small, high-use set of Spanish words from the place where you already repeat the same actions.

Context gives a new word a job, a place, and a reason to come back to you.

One photo and five useful words a day is enough to start building a vocabulary that belongs to your life.