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Tyler Mares
Hiragana and Katakana characters
Hiragana and Katakana through writing practice and repetition. Tap characters to them, listen to pronunciation examples, and follow stroke order guides. Complete handwritten sets to track progress.
App to Learn Pte. Ltd.
Study with AI-driven drills
Vocabulary and kanji with AI-driven drills that adapt to your progress. Review content anytime and track statistics. Access all materials offline. Customize quizzes with multiple input methods including handwriting recognition.
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.
Hwang Hosung
Learn Japanese words with example sentences
Learn Japanese vocabulary aligned with JLPT levels N1–N5. Study 1000 words with example sentences and native audio pronunciation. Take quizzes, tests, and reviews. Track progress and review history. Practice kana writing for hiragana and katakana.
SATO MISUZU
Practice with game challenges
Learn through interactive gameplay. Practice hiragana and katakana by answering questions in kana. Progress through 5 stages with over 1000 levels. Track progress and review meanings and readings.
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