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Shinsuke Yoshida
Master Japanese words in one app.
The app helps users learn Japanese words, including Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. It offers five study modes: Learning, Multiple-Choice, Listening, Ranking, and Word Book, with pronunciations by a native speaker from Tokyo.
Stephane THAO
Practice hiragana and katakana with SRS
Practice reading and writing Japanese with hiragana and katakana exercises. Improve skills through handwriting practice and spaced repetition system. Customize color themes and use the free of ads.
Utku Uysal
With flashcards and games
Vocabulary with flashcards, word lists, and games. Practice pronunciation, memorize 3500 , and track progress. Flip cards to see meanings, swipe to mark learned or review later. Set daily goals for 5 to build consistent learning habits.
Tinoon Eirl
Words interactive stories
Interactive picture book featuring audio and illustrated words. Explore 24 categories to vocabulary, Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. Add custom content to My Photo Album. Includes funny animations and universal compatibility.
Jan Dittmer
With flashcards and games
Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji with flashcards and mnemonics. Practice writing characters with interactive exercises. Play learning games to reinforce vocabulary and grammar. Track progress with built-in quizzes and review sessions.
Linguineo BVBA
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.
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