Study words through seasonal games
Learn vocabulary through interactive games. Match cards pictures for KOTOBA1, create sentences verb and vocabulary cards for KOTOBA2, and select matching illustration cards for KOTOBA3. Track progress through seasonal study maps.
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Learn Japanese JLPT Exam Words
The app helps users learn Japanese words for the JLPT exam. It tests vocabulary and the ability to use words correctly.
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Study words, kanji, and pronunciations
Learn , Kanji, and pronunciations. Study in five modes: Memorize, Writing, Reading, Listening, and Test. Search for words using the Search Mode. Practice writing Kanji and listen to pronunciations. Track progress through quizzes and repetition.
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Learn characters with rolling tests
Learn kanji, hiragana, and katakana through interactive exercises. Practice character recognition with a rolling test. Track progress with built-in quizzes and review sessions. Sync study sessions across devices.
Mau Nguyen
Study and review key concepts
Study exam content with 1100 premade organized into three categories. Review cards in Study, Slide Show, Matching, Memorize, or Quiz modes. Track progress and reinforce memory through spaced repetition. Export notes and share directly.
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Memorize and radicals with flashcards
Review and practice with flashcards covering Jōyō , JLPT levels, and additional characters. Decompose into radicals and elements. Take multiple-choice quizzes on meanings, readings, and components.
Michael Barry
Learn with flashcards and quizzes
Learn Japanese with two modes: see answers instantly or tap to reveal and swipe for feedback. Practice with complete sets and all 1,026 Kyōiku Kanji, including meanings and readings. Incorrect repeat until mastered.
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