Hiragana Katakana Writing
Kiyoshi Koike
Learn hiragana and katakana stroke order.
The app helps children remember the stroke order of hiragana and katakana. Users can practice independently and learn pronunciation by pressing the sound button.
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Kiyoshi Koike
Learn hiragana and katakana stroke order.
The app helps children remember the stroke order of hiragana and katakana. Users can practice independently and learn pronunciation by pressing the sound button.
Paul Stevenson
Learn Hiragana and Katakana
Learn Hiragana and Katakana with flashcards. Study over 900 common beginner words. are removed after correct answers or shuffled back after mistakes. Practice 10 at a time. Test knowledge in -to-English or English-to- formats.
Minh Pham
With vocabulary and JLPT practice
With vocabulary lessons covering JLPT N5 to N1. Practice over 10000 words organized by difficulty levels and topics. Test knowledge with quizzes and track progress through structured lessons.
Rory Prior
Study and train Japanese kanji.
The app covers over 2,000 jouyou kanji, grouped by grade and JLPT level. It offers reference cards, vocabulary browsing, and multiple testing modes for readings, meanings, and compounds.
Ethan Hartzell
Learn and practice vocabulary
Learn and practice vocabulary for N5-N2 levels. Practice words through multiple modalities and example sentences. Trace Hiragana and Katakana characters, then quiz yourself. Set progress tracking and review sessions.
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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Master Japanese language offline easily.
The app provides an offline Japanese course with interactive exercises for verbs, vocabulary, and grammar. It includes over 1500 words, 12 grammar articles, and 125 phrases, with support for Kana, Kanji, and Romaji.
Linh Nguyen
In 15 minutes a day
From zero with daily 15-minute lessons. Master Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji through interactive drills. Practice vocabulary with flashcards and quizzes. Track progress with weekly goals and completion stats.
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