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Byrne Bob
Learn with quizzes and audio
Learn Japanese with interactive lessons and quizzes. Practice writing by tracing characters and comparing to animations. Listen to audio references for special sounds. Access offline phrasebook and video demonstrations.
Phan Tai
Take quizzes and track progress
Vocabulary with flashcards supporting bidirectional translation between and English. Practice quizzes with 10-20 questions per session across JLPT N5 to N1 levels. Review Kanji with readings in Hiragana and Katakana.
Aribada, Inc.
Learn Japanese kanji by writing.
The app offers kanji study with animated stroke order, tracing practice, and quizzes. It includes kanji for school grades and JLPT levels, with readings, meanings, and example words.
Rory Prior
Study and train Japanese kanji.
The app covers over 2,000 jouyou kanji, grouped by grade and JLPT level. It offers reference cards, vocabulary browsing, and multiple testing modes for readings, meanings, and compounds.
MesaRO LLC.
Learn and
Learn Japanese and with that display characters and corresponding sounds. Practice with text-to-speech pronunciation. Access quick reference guides for both scripts. Flip cards to review characters and their meanings.
Shukri Ali
Learn with interactive quizzes
Learn through interactive quizzes with instant feedback and multiple-choice questions. Compete on a leaderboard and track progress. Challenge yourself to improve recall speed and beat personal times.
Kelly Yang
Hiragana and katakana with quizzes and diagrams
Hiragana and katakana with interactive quizzes, character tables, and diagrams. View explanations and pronunciation tips. Practice writing characters with guided exercises. Track progress with built-in assessments.
Byrne Bob
Learn with quizzes and writing exercises
Learn through interactive lessons and quizzes. Practice writing with on-screen feedback. Listen to audio references for special marks. Access offline phrasebook and video demonstrations. Track progress with reading and listening exercises.
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