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Rory Prior
Study and train Japanese kanji.
The app covers over 2,000 jouyou kanji, grouped by grade and JLPT level. It offers reference cards, vocabulary browsing, and multiple testing modes for readings, meanings, and compounds.
Yodesoft LLC
Learn with pinyin and radicals
Learn simplified and traditional characters with features including pronunciation guides, pinyin, and zhuyin. Practice writing, reading, and speaking. Explore meanings, strokes, radicals, and vocabulary. Access homophones, synonyms, and antonyms.
Nomad AI OU
Recognize text, translate, and learn
Recognize text in images or with camera. Translate words and phrases into over 20 languages. Look up definitions, pronunciation, and examples. Save notes and create flashcards for language learning.
Jiaqi Feng
And Hanzi characters
Japanese through interactive lessons and character breakdowns. Practice writing and reading with flashcards and quizzes. Track progress with detailed statistics and review sessions.
Jesus Lou
And practice and Katakana
From JLPT N5 to N1 with over 1900 characters and 5900 vocabulary words. Practice Hiragana and Katakana alphabets. Progress through structured lessons and review sessions. Test knowledge with quizzes and flashcards.
Christian Rusche
With flashcards and quizzes
Through flashcards, stroke order animations, and pronunciation guides. Practice reading and writing with quizzes and sentence examples. Track progress with daily goals and review schedules. Share achievements and set reminders for study sessions.
Kiyoshi Koike
Practice stroke order
Learn stroke order with interactive practice. Tap to hear pronunciation and reinforce reading skills. Save handwritten screens for long-term reference. Practice anytime with a simple, focused interface.
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