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Statix Co.,Ltd.
Learn Japanese Katakana stroke by stroke.
This app helps children learn Katakana by focusing on stroke order and the Kaisho-tai letter style. It offers an interface for independent practice, stamp mode for progress tracking, and announcement and selection functions.
Chun Kai Lau
Search characters by phonetic input
Convert spoken into text using text-to-speech. Search for characters by Cangjie, Hanyu Pinyin, Cantonese, or letter groups. Supports 20000+ CJK ideographs and both traditional and simplified . Allows bilateral search by character or letter groups.
BAL
, track progress, evolve avatar
Directly on the phone using stroke order. Practice 3 to 6 minutes daily. Track progress with an evolving avatar. Listen to vocabulary pronunciations. Access a complete database for HSK, YCT, and other textbooks.
宁 王
Teach kids to write letters.
The app helps children learn handwriting skills through a customizable tracing system. It provides guidance on letter formation and allows users to save and share their work.
Armchair Engineering
Access special characters on iPad.
The app provides easy access to over 500 special characters, including Greek letters, math symbols, and pictographs. It offers document sync, a dark theme, word count, and multiple export options for iPad users.
Hampus Hammarlund
Search words and explore vocabulary
Look up words and kanji with romaji, kana, or handwriting input. Analyze text to identify words and meanings. Access definitions, alternative forms, and frequency data. Create and customize flashcards for vocabulary and kanji practice.
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