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Ryan Kanno
Learn Hiragana, Katakana, and vocabulary
Learn Hiragana and Katakana with flashcards. Tap cards to view English and romaji pronunciations or listen to native audio. Basic vocabulary included. Kanji flashcards will be added later.
Anh Quach
Kanji and vocabulary through fun challenges
Vocabulary and Kanji through interactive lessons and quizzes. Review flashcards with images and audio. Track progress with daily goals and streaks. Receive instant feedback on answers. Sync study sessions across devices.
Sergey Kurkin
Japanese kanji and word searching application.
The app provides kanji and word search functionality using dictionaries from Monash University. It supports searching by reading or translation, handwritten recognition, grapheme search, and optical character recognition.
Jorge Cozain
With Yui-chan
Through structured dictionary reviews by level, starting with hiragana and katakana. Practice with quizzes to test knowledge. Access vocabulary and kanji lessons for language mastery. Track progress and reinforce learning with interactive exercises.
telethon k.k.
Add Furigana to selected text
Add Furigana (Ruby characters) to Japanese text for reading assistance. Choose between Hiragana or Romaji. Apply furigana only to Kanji above a specified grade level. Select text in Safari to trigger processing. All data remains on your device.
CAO HUNG LE
Vocabulary and grammar
Vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading comprehension for levels N5 to N1. Prepare for N4, N3, N2 exams and Kanji. Track progress and store exam results.
OntraQ
Learn kanji with structured lessons
Learn kanji through structured lessons and practice exercises. Review characters with flashcards and quizzes. Track progress with detailed statistics and completion reports. Export notes and study sessions for offline review.
Mark Gänsicke
Study with flashcards and references
Language provides dictionary lookups with 175,000 entries and 58,000 example sentences. Search for words and phrases quickly. Use flashcards for vocabulary practice. Access references and study tools offline.
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