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Jan Bogner
Learn Japanese characters with touch.
The app teaches Hiragana and Katakana using touch-based stroke order guidelines. It offers practice modes, multiple test types including direct input and multiple choice, and a browser for character selection.
Phan Tai
Learn Japanese words and phrases
Translate words using kanji, hiragana, katakana, or Myanmar script. Access Japanese lessons for levels N5 to N1. Search for word meanings, writing, and examples. Includes exercises for practice.
Nguyen Tien Thanh
Study Japanese grammar and vocabulary
Learn Japanese with grammar examples, Vietnamese translations, and Romaji phonetics. Study N3-N1 vocabulary and kanji with flashcards, notes, and review tools. Practice listening skills and track progress with built-in quizzes and study guides.
Jan Bogner
Learn Japanese Kanji with Stroke Order
The app teaches Japanese kanji using touch interface and stroke order guidelines. It offers multiple kanji sets, readings, meanings, and custom translation options.
Free Light Software
Japanese dictionary for iPad users.
The app is a Japanese dictionary for iPad that supports seven European languages. It offers both online and offline search modes, with offline search useful when internet is unavailable or costly.
Hector Gonzalez Linan
Vocabulary with images and audio
Through interactive lessons and exercises that include reading, writing, and listening activities. Study 1000 vocabulary words with images and audio. Complete activities and tests for each of 60 topics across 11 worlds.
Md. Mahmud Ahsan
Translate text and scan images for -English
Translate text between English and with support. Look up words and phrases with definitions, synonyms, and antonyms. Scan text from images for translation. Access offline translations and pronunciation.
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