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Roger Meyer
Memorize and radicals with flashcards
Review and practice with flashcards covering Jōyō , JLPT levels, and additional characters. Decompose into radicals and elements. Take multiple-choice quizzes on meanings, readings, and components.
telethon k.k.
Look up meanings instantly
Look up by drawing the character. View pronunciation, meaning, and stroke count. Access radicals and alternate forms. Save and review learned characters.
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.
Christian Rusche
With flashcards and quizzes
Through flashcards, stroke order animations, and pronunciation guides. Practice reading and writing with quizzes and sentence examples. Track progress with daily goals and review schedules. Share achievements and set reminders for study sessions.
LingoDeer Co., Ltd.
With structured lessons
Asian and other through structured lessons created by language teachers. Practice vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Track progress with interactive exercises and quizzes. Download lessons offline and set personal learning goals.
telethon k.k.
Look up meaning instantly
Users can characters by drawing them on the screen. The identifies the character and displays its meaning, readings, and components. It also shows stroke order and provides examples of usage.
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.
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