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Hai Le
With audio and video lessons
With audio and video lessons at different skill levels. Practice listening through natural conversations, news, and cultural content. Access beginner, intermediate, and advanced materials. Track progress through structured learning paths.
PLANB LABS OU
Words through games and illustrations
Through illustrated vocabulary and mini-games. Complete daily 5-minute lessons to build foundational knowledge. Use visual cues to associate words with meanings without relying on native language.
Jan Dittmer
With hiragana and katakana
By reading and writing hiragana, katakana, and vocabulary in interactive dungeons. Practice vocabulary through game-like challenges. Track progress and unlock new levels as skills improve. Share achievements with friends. No ads or in- purchases.
Philipp Straub
With pronunciations and symbols
Learn Japanese kana by matching Hiragana, Katakana, Romanji, and pronunciations. Practice gojūon, yōon, and their variations with dakuten. Choose from different board layouts and sizes. View Japanese-inspired images and vector art.
WAGOTABI LIMITED
With interactive lessons
From scratch with interactive lessons and contextual practice. Practice reading, writing, and understanding through immersive content. Retain Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji through repetition and usage.
Byrne Bob
Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Chinese animated lessons
Japanese Hiragana, Katakana, Korean Hangul, Arabic, and Chinese Mandarin through animated lessons. Use mnemonics to remember characters, sounds, and meanings. Practice reading, writing, and speaking visual and verbal cues.
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