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KENJI HIOKI
Learn Japanese kanji with pictures.
The app teaches 80 Japanese kanji, categorized into groups like numbers and days of the week. Users receive stamps upon completing categories and can check rankings based on their stamp count.
Tinoon Eirl
Words interactive stories
Interactive picture book featuring audio and illustrated words. Explore 24 categories to vocabulary, Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. Add custom content to My Photo Album. Includes funny animations and universal compatibility.
Free Light Software
Japanese dictionary for iPad users.
The app is a Japanese dictionary for iPad that supports seven European languages. It offers both online and offline search modes, with offline search useful when internet is unavailable or costly.
Astemir Boziev
Review flashcards and track progress
Create and organize flashcards for study sessions. Review cards using spaced repetition to improve retention. Adjust difficulty based on performance. Track progress over time. Export cards to other decks. Share decks with others.
Sinamon AB
Read stories, listen, and understand
Read texts with word definitions, romaji, furigana, audio, and translations embedded in the text. Listen to audio versions of stories. Practice reading at different proficiency levels.
KENJI HIOKI
Learn kanjis by category and grade level
Learn 160 kanjis tailored for 2nd graders. Categorized into groups like weather and animals for visual learning. Earn stamps after completing each category. Track progress through stamps and rankings. Play kanji-based games for practice.
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