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JLPT Vocabulary Trainer
Alexei Vinidiktov
Learn Japanese words with audio prompts
Learn Japanese for levels N5 to N1. Listen to words spoken by the . Review words with spaced repetition. Track progress and set study goals. Export lists. Test knowledge with quizzes.
Hiragana - type japanese
Ming Rong Ng
Kana with native speed and accuracy
Learn to with real-time practice exercises that track speed and accuracy. Practice with interactive lessons and receive instant feedback. Set personal goals and monitor progress over time. Sync typing sessions across devices for continued learning.
AsahiKanji (Français)
Roger Meyer
Review and memorize Japanese characters easily.
The app offers flashcards for Jōyō kanji and JLPT levels. It includes drills on meanings, readings, radicals, and elements.
PORO ー Japanese Vocabulary
Ha Ho
Learn with flashcards and images
Learn through visual memory with flashcards and images. Include native speaker pronunciation. Cover 10 topics across 145 lessons. Review words daily and track progress. Add new words and revisit learned content.
JAki Japanese
Thet Zaw Latt
Learn by watching videos
Learn by watching videos and taking multiple-choice quizzes to test vocabulary recall. Practice memorizing words at different N levels. Link videos to corresponding quizzes for targeted practice.
Learn Japanese Minna A-Z iMina
Duy Pham
Japanese with textbooks and quizzes
Japanese with structured lessons covering I and II, including vocabulary, grammar, kanji, and speaking exercises. Access JLPT N5 to N1 content with quizzes and sample sentences.
JLPT N5 ~ N1 Learn Japanese
Vu Ngoc
Vocabulary and track progress
Vocabulary from N5 to N1 levels with structured practice. Study 1000–3000 words per level, organized into topics. Access audio examples, phonetic transcriptions, and vocabulary reviews. Track progress through quizzes and repeated practice sessions.
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