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Shutter Technology Co., Ltd.
Learn Japanese with AI-driven lessons
Learn Japanese with -sized lessons and AI-driven personalized plans. Track progress with adaptive course recommendations. Practice kana, vocabulary, everyday expressions, dialogues, and short stories. Receive feedback on pronunciation and grammar.
nobuhiro satake
Learn words while playing together.
The app is an educational tool for children to learn words through interactive play. It offers two modes, "Find by words" and "Find by pictures", and supports English, Japanese, and Chinese languages.
Dao Thang
Learn origami art with alphabet letters.
The app teaches users how to fold paper into capital alphabet letters. It can help children increase vocabularies by building words with folded papers and develop hand coordination and small motor skills.
Sam Tseng
Mahayana Buddhist dhāraṇī associated with Avalokiteśvara.
The Great Compassion Mantra is a Mahayana Buddhist dhāraṇī. It is associated with the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara.
Unique Digital Publishing LLC.
Learn with real signs and photos
Learn through video lessons, mnemonics, and contextual examples. Practice with real-life photographs of signs and text. Listen to native speakers for accurate pronunciation. Track progress and review lessons for mastery.
Derrick Baxter
Learn an ancient language today.
The app offers an educational experience for learning the Potawatomi language. It features audio recordings of over 300 words and phrases spoken by Jim Thunder, categorized for easy learning.
旭 戴
With structured courses
Through structured courses covering essentials, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and listening comprehension. Practice speaking, read texts, and complete exercises to improve fluency and confidence.
Xiu Ling Wu
With interactive lessons
Through interactive games and lessons focused on daily conversational skills. Download content for offline use. Supports simplified and traditional Chinese characters. Track progress and practice speaking and listening exercises.
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