Apps Like 跟我学写汉字 for iPhone and iPad
Write汉字 with animated strokes and AI feedback
Learn Chinese characters with animated stroke order demonstrations and real-time AI correction. Access YCT/HSK and primary school vocabulary, along with classical texts like the Three Character Classic.
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Practice with game challenges
Learn Japanese through interactive practice. Practice stroke and correct with gamified challenges. Track progress and beat the Robo to reinforce memory. Includes 80 first-grade characters.
唐诗三百首-国学经典的全方位解析
浩杰 姬
Explore poems, read annotations, and study classics
Explore classical Chinese poetry with annotations and critical commentary. Browse poems by author or style. Access 310 poems from 77 Tang dynasty poets. View detailed explanations and historical context.
Katakana practice book - large
Kiyoshi Koike
Practice katakana stroke order easily.
The app provides practice for the stroke order of katakana. Users can learn pronunciation and reading simultaneously by pressing the sound button.
Kanji practice book second grade FREE
Kiyoshi Koike
Stroke order
Learn stroke order for 80 - . writing characters with on-screen guidance. Save handwritten as images for review. View stroke order animations and compare with correct sequences.
說文解字
fate amtb
Shuowen Jiezi reference tool app
The app organizes and includes 540 radicals from Shuowen Jiezi, totaling over nine thousand characters. It displays and searches using Taiwanese phonetic symbols and offers multiple search methods including character decomposition and stroke order.
Mufti Molana Tariq Masood bayan
Muhammad Suleman
Learn Quran, Hadith, and Islamic Law
Reference "Access Islamic teachings and explanations of Quran, Hadith, and Islamic law. View articles and course materials. Listen to lectures and read translations of classical texts."
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Hotsource ESD
Picture exchange communication system for children.
The app uses the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) to help children with communication challenges. Children use picture cards of preferred items to request them from a communication partner, reinforcing communication and language skills.
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