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“I had many English teachers over the years, but Jeff explained pronunciation in a way that finally made difficult words feel natural to say. Words like and 'correctly' or 'literally' which I struggled with in quick speech for years, suddenly became much easier. After working with him, I speak in public with much more confidence.” - Taeko W.
Japanese learner (private lessons)
You catch something close—
but not exact.
So you hesitate.
Or guess.
And sometimes… you realize later
you heard it wrong.
You’ve done conversation classes.
Apps. Listening.
But in real conversations,
the same problems show up.
People still ask you to repeat.
And nothing really changes.
You say something.
They pause…
“Sorry?”
You repeat.
Maybe rephrase.
And after a while,
you just speak less.
Before you change your mouth, you recalibrate how you hear English.
Targeted perception training removes the “katakana filter” so you finally hear real English sound contrasts clearly.
No random drills. No endless repetition.
You focus only on the high-impact sound distortions that cause breakdowns in meetings — and correct them at the source.
When perception improves, so does production.
You stop second-guessing.
You stop repeating yourself.
You’re understood on the first try.

Most pronunciation training focuses on speaking.
But research in Second Language Acquisition shows:
You don’t speak what you see.
You speak what you hear.
If your brain can’t clearly hear the difference between sounds, you won’t produce them clearly either.
That’s why:
Repeating doesn’t fix it
Conversation practice plateaus
“Just speak more” stops working
This is called speech perception — and it’s the real bottleneck.
Katakana Breaker fixes the problem at the source:
First, retrain how you hear English
Then, your pronunciation follows naturally
That’s why this works when other methods don’t.
This is not passive learning. Each lesson is designed to retrain perception first, then production.
You’ll:
Identify sound contrasts your brain currently collapses
Train your ear through focused listening drills
Rebuild those sounds with clear, guided examples
Apply them immediately in controlled speaking practice
Each session is short (20–30 minutes), precise, and cumulative—so improvements compound over the 14 days.
MODULE 1 — VOWEL SYSTEM RESET (DAYS 1–7)
Day 1 — Reset How You Hear English
You stop approximating sounds—and start hearing them precisely.
Day 2 — The First Split (i vs ɪ)
You begin separating sounds your brain has been collapsing.
Day 3 — High-Confusion Vowels
You reduce the ambiguity that forces listeners to guess.
Day 4 — The “A” System (Part 1)
You gain control over sounds that frequently distort meaning.
Day 5 — The “A” System (Part 2)
You stabilize distinctions that break down under pressure.
Day 6 — Back Vowel Control
You eliminate subtle errors that signal “unclear” to listeners.
Day 7 — The Missing Sound (Schwa)
You start recognizing how real English actually compresses.
MODULE 2 — CONSONANT SYSTEM STABILIZATION (DAYS 8–14)
Day 8 — Final Consonants That Disappear
You stop losing meaning at the ends of words.
Day 9 — Voicing: b/p, d/t, g/k
You eliminate contrasts that create instant misunderstandings.
Day 10 — TH and F/V (Fricatives)
You fix high-salience errors listeners notice immediately.
Day 11 — Consonant Clusters Made Simple
You produce complex words without breaking their structure.
Day 12 — R vs L
You resolve a distinction that affects credibility in professional settings.
Day 13 — Real Speech Without Losing Sounds
You maintain clarity even as speech speeds up.
Day 14 — Clarity Under Pressure
You’re understood reliably—without needing to repeat yourself.
By the end of 14 days:
• You hear English more precisely
• You stop guessing—and start recognizing
• You reduce the need to repeat yourself in conversations
• You speak with clarity that holds up in real situations
Train your ear to detect the sound contrasts Japanese blends — so you stop practicing the wrong thing and start improving immediately.

Correct vowels first, then consonants, stabilizing each pattern before moving forward — so your clarity improves step by step, not randomly.

Practice corrected words and short meeting-relevant phrases — so what you fix in training shows up in real conversations.

Direct Access During the Program: Receive daily guidance inside a private community throughout the 14-day training. Early members also receive pre-course orientation and preparation resources before the program begins.
Built Around Your Feedback: As an early member, your questions help refine and shape the final version of the course. Later cohorts will receive a finalized system. This version evolves with you.
Lifetime Access to Future Updates: As the program improves, you keep access to refinements and enhancements at no additional cost. Your enrollment grows in value over time.
Founding Member Status: You’ll be part of the original cohort that helped shape Katakana Breaker. (Optional official recognition. Limited to this launch only.)





You want to learn how to get understood on the first try in professional conversations — without speaking slower or simplifying your ideas.
You value a structured, methodical system over vague advice like “just practice more.”
People who are already fluent in English but know their pronunciation is the one thing holding them back.
English vowel contrasts and how surrounding consonants change vowel sound
Final consonant clarity and stop consonants
Eliminating vowel insertion between consonants
Rebuilding English syllable structure
Perception training before production
Controlled word and short-phrase application
You’re looking for a quick fix without focused practice.
Real change requires attention and repetition over 14 days and beyond.
You prefer unstructured conversation practice over targeted correction.
This program is systematic and specific.
You’re unwilling to adjust habits that feel automatic.
Pronunciation changes require replacing old patterns, not just adding new information.
You expect fluency training or advanced presentation coaching.
Katakana Breaker focuses specifically on sound-level clarity.
Katakana Breaker is designed for intermediate to advanced English speakers who already communicate comfortably in English but want clearer pronunciation.
If you can hold meetings, write emails, and express complex ideas — but still get asked to repeat yourself — this program is for you.
Plan for less than 30 minutes per day.
The program is designed as a focused 14-day sequence because consistency helps new sound patterns stabilize. If you need to pause for a day or two, you can resume where you left off. You have lifetime access, so there’s no pressure to rush.
You can find tips and explanations online.
What’s harder to find is a structured system designed specifically for Japanese speakers — sequenced in the right order so your effort leads to real change.
Katakana Breaker is not about “removing” your accent.
Most professionals don’t need to erase their identity. They need to reduce the specific pronunciation patterns that cause misunderstandings.
No. Katakana Breaker is designed as a focused entry point for pronunciation clarity.

