Learn Japanese Kanji with Stroke Order
The app teaches Japanese kanji using touch interface and stroke order guidelines. It offers multiple kanji sets, readings, meanings, and custom translation options.
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Kiyoshi Koike
Practice Kanji elementary school grades one through three.
The app allows users to practice Kanji from first grade to third grade. It includes tracking for 80 Kanji in first grade, 80 Kanji in second grade, and 60 Kanji in third grade.
MASAHIRO MIZUTANI
Practice writing Kanji characters with fun.
The app teaches users to write Kanji characters through a game. It includes 160 Kanji characters from the second grade level for practice.
MASAHIRO MIZUTANI
Practice writing Kanji characters with fun.
The app teaches users to write Kanji characters through a game. It features 185 Kanji characters from the 5th grade level, offering a fun alternative to repetitive practice.
MASAHIRO MIZUTANI
Practice writing Kanji characters with fun.
The app provides a game to practice writing Kanji characters. It includes 200 Kanji characters from the third grade level.
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.
Tien Ngo
With game-based practice
Japanese through five interactive games, including examples, flashcards, and matching exercises. Practice listening and selecting correct . Save and organize favorite content for easy access.
MASAHIRO MIZUTANI
Practice writing Kanji characters with fun.
The app provides a game to practice writing Kanji characters. It includes 200 Kanji characters for the 4th grade level, offering a fun alternative to repetitive practice.
Kiyoshi Koike
Practice kanji for elementary students.
The app allows users to practice kanji from fourth grade to sixth grade. It tracks 60 kanji characters for fourth grade, 185 for fifth grade, and 181 for sixth grade.
Kiyoshi Koike
First grade kanji stroke order practice.
The app provides first-grade kanji stroke order practice. It allows children to practice independently and parents or guardians can save their child's work.
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.
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