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Luli Languages LLC
With lessons and quizzes
Japanese with lessons covering On and Kun readings, JLPT levels, and quiz-style practice. Translate between English and Japanese. Review past lessons and listen to audio pronunciations without needing network access.
Blazej Stanek
Look up words, kanji, and names
Look up Japanese-English and English-Japanese words with over 170,000 entries and readings. Search instantly with character input or handwriting recognition. View example sentences and translations. Access stroke order for over 6,500 kanji.
Daniel Pflughoeft
Write Kanji, review, repeat
Learn Kanji by writing characters with on-screen input. Receive instant feedback on accuracy. Use spaced repetition system to review characters over time. Track progress and set learning goals. Sync data across devices.
David Sansome
Learn Japanese kanji and vocabulary offline
Learn Japanese Kanji and Vocabulary using a Spaced Repetition System. Review and complete lessons offline with progress syncing when online. View graphs for upcoming reviews and progress on radicals, kanji, and vocabulary.
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.
Vu Ngoc
Practice with 500MonDai exercises
Learn with levels N1, N2, and N3. Complete 500 exercises per level. Take friendly quizzes after each lesson. Save favorite items for memorization. Search kanji for example words. Rate the to support continued development.
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.
Bunpo Language Learning
Languages with structured lessons
, Korean, Spanish, French, German, and Chinese with . Practice grammar, vocabulary, and speaking through structured lessons. Track progress with quizzes and real-life conversations. Receive feedback on pronunciation and accuracy.
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