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Pierre-Philipp di Costanzo
Look up words without internet
A multilingual Japanese dictionary offering offline access. Search for words in English, French, Russian, or German. Provides definitions in English, French, Russian, and German. Includes JMdict data for accurate Japanese language entries.
Christophe SAUVEUR
Learn Hiragana and Katakana symbols
Learn Hiragana and Katakana characters with interactive lessons. Practice writing each character with guided exercises. Test knowledge with quizzes and progress tracking. Receive instant feedback on writing accuracy.
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.
PiyoLog Inc.
Learn numbers, hiragana, and words
Learn numbers, hiragana, and basic words through interactive games. Play drills with cute characters and themed elements like food and vehicles. Track progress and repeat lessons for reinforcement. Share achievements with parents.
Carlos Arenas
With flash and examples
With flashcards that include the character, meanings, readings, radicals, and examples. Practice by drawing the . Track progress and review at your own pace.
Dave duVerle
Practice kanji with flashcards and quizzes
Learn Japanese with drills, quizzes, and flashcards for kana, kanji, vocabulary, and grammar. Track progress with charts and scores. Earn game-like achievements for each level. Practice handwriting with KanjiDraw and KanaDraw add-ons.
David Sansome
Learn Japanese kanji and vocabulary offline
Learn Japanese Kanji and Vocabulary using a Spaced Repetition System. Review and complete lessons offline with progress syncing when online. View graphs for upcoming reviews and progress on radicals, kanji, and vocabulary.
Mustache Game Studio Ltda
Play Hiragana, Katakana, and challenges
Play Hiragana, Katakana, and characters in a timed challenge. Select correct answers to progress, with penalties for incorrect choices. Compete against friends and track performance metrics.
Tyler Mares
Hiragana and Katakana characters
Hiragana and Katakana through writing practice and repetition. Tap characters to them, listen to pronunciation examples, and follow stroke order guides. Complete handwritten sets to track progress.
David Arthur
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.
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