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Akira NOGUCHI
Learn with structured lessons and quizzes
Learn with hiragana and katakana lessons, JLPT N5-N3 , kanji, and vocabulary. Practice pronunciation with audio. Use diverse learning modes including flashcards, quizzes, and spaced repetition for effective retention.
Minh Pham
With vocabulary and JLPT practice
With vocabulary lessons covering JLPT N5 to N1. Practice over 10000 words organized by difficulty levels and topics. Test knowledge with quizzes and track progress through structured lessons.
Bunpo Language Learning
Languages with structured lessons
, Korean, Spanish, French, German, and Chinese with . Practice grammar, vocabulary, and speaking through structured lessons. Track progress with quizzes and real-life conversations. Receive feedback on pronunciation and accuracy.
Linh Nguyen
In 15 minutes a day
From zero with daily 15-minute lessons. Master Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji through interactive drills. Practice vocabulary with flashcards and quizzes. Track progress with weekly goals and completion stats.
nguyen thanh
Learn hiragana and katakana with practice tests
Learn with hiragana and katakana writing practice, alphabet tests, and vocabulary lessons for JLPT N5 to N2. Study 1000 words per level with flashcards, quizzes, and progress tracking. Practice kanji recognition and pronunciation.
App to Learn Pte. Ltd.
Study with AI-driven drills
Vocabulary and kanji with AI-driven drills that adapt to your progress. Review content anytime and track statistics. Access all materials offline. Customize quizzes with multiple input methods including handwriting recognition.
Luli Languages LLC
Japanese with writing, vocabulary, and quizzes
Japanese with writing lessons covering and Katakana. Study vocabulary and grammar through structured lessons. Take spaced repetition quizzes for review. Practice translation between English and Japanese. Listen to audio for pronunciation.
Vuong Nguyen
Learn vocabulary, grammar, and kanji interactively
Learn Japanese vocabulary with interactive flashcards, audio pronunciations, and spaced repetition. Study Kanji with stroke order animations, meanings, and example sentences. Practice grammar with contextual exercises and progress tracking.
Jesus Lou
And practice and Katakana
From JLPT N5 to N1 with over 1900 characters and 5900 vocabulary words. Practice Hiragana and Katakana alphabets. Progress through structured lessons and review sessions. Test knowledge with quizzes and flashcards.
LingoDeer Co., Ltd.
With structured lessons
Asian and other through structured lessons created by language teachers. Practice vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Track progress with interactive exercises and quizzes. Download lessons offline and set personal learning goals.
Hwang Hosung
Learn Japanese words with example sentences
Learn Japanese vocabulary aligned with JLPT levels N1–N5. Study 1000 words with example sentences and native audio pronunciation. Take quizzes, tests, and reviews. Track progress and review history. Practice kana writing for hiragana and katakana.
Ryan Kanno
Learn Hiragana, Katakana, and vocabulary
Learn Hiragana and Katakana with flashcards. Tap cards to view English and romaji pronunciations or listen to native audio. Basic vocabulary included. Kanji flashcards will be added later.
UNACADEMY INC
Learn languages, practice speaking, track progress
Learn languages with grammar, vocabulary, and cultural context lessons. Practice with quizzes and progress tracking. Access courses for Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and other languages. Start for free.
Mark Gänsicke
Study with flashcards and references
Language provides dictionary lookups with 175,000 entries and 58,000 example sentences. Search for words and phrases quickly. Use flashcards for vocabulary practice. Access references and study tools offline.
App to Learn Pte. Ltd.
Grammar with Tae Kim's guide
Grammar through 69 lessons and exercises. Track progress with self-evaluation. Take notes per lesson. Access vocabulary resources. Complete exercises for practice.
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