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Anh Quach
Kanji and vocabulary through fun challenges
Vocabulary and Kanji through interactive lessons and quizzes. Review flashcards with images and audio. Track progress with daily goals and streaks. Receive instant feedback on answers. Sync study sessions across devices.
Mark Gänsicke
Study with flashcards and references
Language provides dictionary lookups with 175,000 entries and 58,000 example sentences. Search for words and phrases quickly. Use flashcards for vocabulary practice. Access references and study tools offline.
POLYGLOTS inc.
Read, listen, and learn
Read and listen to content tailored to your interests and proficiency level. Choose articles, podcasts, and videos. Adjust text size and speed. Access vocabulary notes and translations. Share content with others.
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.
Golmium Software Inc.
Hiragana, katakana, and kanji with interactive lessons
Hiragana and katakana through interactive lessons. Memorize around a thousand kanji used in elementary education. Practice reading and writing characters with guided exercises. Track progress with built-in quizzes and feedback.
Nikita Khvatov
Learn and with interactive lessons
Learn Japanese and with interactive lessons and quizzes. Practice writing characters with on-screen tools. Review progress with flashcards and progress tracking. Receive instant feedback on writing accuracy. Sync learning sessions across devices.
SATO MISUZU
Catch fish, answer questions, earn points
Catch fish by touching them and feed your cat only with correct answers. Play action game to improve Japanese skills. Earn points during bonus time. Includes multiple difficulty levels for students and young children.
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