Japanese-katakana
KENJI HIOKI
Learn katakana with mini games
Learn katakana through interactive mini games. Practice reading, writing, and listening. Receive instant feedback on exercises. Track progress over time.
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KENJI HIOKI
Learn katakana with mini games
Learn katakana through interactive mini games. Practice reading, writing, and listening. Receive instant feedback on exercises. Track progress over time.
Andrew Flores
Practice and cards
Practice Japanese kana with customizable flashcards for , , voiced sounds, and combined characters. Review cards with audio pronunciation. Track progress and adjust difficulty as needed.
Vojtech Simek
Practice with quizzes and track progress
Learn with interactive quizzes to test knowledge and track progress. Explore full character lists with examples and tips. Practice writing by drawing characters and following stroke guides.
Jesus Lou
And practice and Katakana
From JLPT N5 to N1 with over 1900 characters and 5900 vocabulary words. Practice Hiragana and Katakana alphabets. Progress through structured lessons and review sessions. Test knowledge with quizzes and flashcards.
Raphael Wach
Characters quickly
And characters through a simple, fast method. Practice with flashcards, test your memory with quizzes, and review progress with built-in tracking.
Hoo Logic Corporation
Learn Japanese kana with native pronunciation.
The app offers hiragana and katakana learning with keyboard, slideshow, and swipe modes. It includes native pronunciation, basic scoring, nine typefaces, four backgrounds, and horizontal/vertical text options within a simple interface.
Kristopher Griffith
Learn Japanese phrases and characters
Learn Japanese basics with Hiragana lessons and common travel phrases. Practice reading and pronunciation. Upgrade to unlock Katakana, numbers, and advanced Hiragana. Remove ads with the Pro version.
Rory Prior
Learn Japanese Hiragana and Katakana
The app offers flash cards, a beginners dictionary, and quizzes to learn Japanese hiragana and katakana. Users can practice reading, writing, and pronunciation with voiced characters and stroke order animations.
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