Kanji Renshuu
iOS Universel / Education
Studying for the JLPT exam, or just want to learn more kanji effectively? Then this application is for you.
Practice reading and writing kanji in the context of a collection of over 160,000 sample sentences. Simply tell the application what your JLPT level is, and which kanji you know and which kanji you are studying, and let the application do the rest.
The application will then pick words for you to practice based on the selected kanji and find sample sentences from it's database of over 160,000 sentences that use those words.
The application features two modes of play. One for reading, where you fill in the missing furigana, and one for writing, where you draw in the missing kanji. In writing mode, your kanji will be graded using the unique grading algorithm from our popular Japanese My Way application.
Using a unique color-coding system, it's easy to see what words are inside and outside of your JLPT level, as well as what words you know well, and what words you don't.
The Leitner-based system will also make sure you see more of the words you get wrong, and less of the words you get right. In fact, when you get a word right five times in a row, it'll turn it green in other sentences so you don't have to fill it out again for some time. It will also make sure you don't have to wait too long before seeing a word you got wrong again. Pretty smart!
A progress graph is always available to show you how well you know the words you are studying, and it gives you a percentage of completion so you always know how far you are from perfection.
The application can be purchased once and used on both iPad and iPhone. It even synchronizes your progress between devices using iCloud so you can go on the road with your iPhone and come back later and continue studying on your iPad.
Don't wait. Pick up this application today, and storm that upcoming JLPT exam for a price less than a quarter of most popular kanji books!
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
Changed hint system to give meaning of kanji and an example of another word it's used in instead of radicals.
After clicking on 'Check', you now have to 'Fix' any wrong kanji before you can continue. This forces you to draw the character correctly, or key in the correct pronuncation.
