1000+ Japanese Flash Cards 4+

Name: 1000+ Japanese Flash Cards
Rating: 4.2 (12 reviews)
Author: Dependency

Dependency

Designed for iPad

- 4.2 • 12 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

This app is for learning basic Japanese writing.
It has great reviews and lots of downloads.

•includes cards for learning Hiragana and Katakana
•almost 900 of the most common words for beginners
•get a card right and it's taken out of the drill
•get it wrong and it's shuffled back in
•learn cards 10 at a time
•test yourself Japanese to English, or English to Japanese
•you may choose which individual cards make up each deck

Practise every day and feel the excitement as your vocabulary grows.

Oct 12, 2022

Version 2.3

Support for dark mode

4.2 out of 5

12 Ratings

Simple, free, good.

Without, paying you get a bare bones flash card app. It doesn't keep track of your yes' and no' and does not have a timer.

Awesome first step in learning Japanese.

I've been self studying Japanese for a while now and I've downloaded and used just about every Japanese learning app there is, but for learning kana this one was the best by far. It's easy to use, extensive with content and add free. If you are just starting to learn Japanese and you have zero knowledge about any of it, I've been there and it's daunting. My best tip is to first learn Hiragana and Katakana before diving into grammar and vocabulary, and this app is perfect for that first step in learning Japanese. Plus, once you've learned the kana this app also has 920 more vocabulary flash cards for you to practice your reading, and extend your knowledge, and they're all completely free which is very rare, you don't have to pay for a "deluxe version" or anything like that. So let me save you the time in looking for a better Japanese flash card app. This has by far been the best free Japanese app in all my days of searching.

I learned to read Japanese!

I used this app in 2015 to learn hiragana and katakana before a trip to Japan, and it was spectacular. I had the alphabets down in only a few weeks! Even if you don't know how to speak Japanese, learning to read Katakana can still help you greatly as most katakana words are English cognates. I still use this regularly to keep up my skills.

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