Create・Share・Study・Remember
Kanji flashcards for iPhone and iPad with convenient imiwa? dictionary & Kanji Koohii integration and built-in examples from Tatoeba & JMDict
Getting Started
How to get started studying with kanji Flow:
Next, you can check out this YouTube playlist for a bit more guidance as well as a complete written tutorial for some long-term study advice.
Happy Studies!
300 Kanji in 30 Days
This guide is available along with a detailed appendix on the app’s options and settings (1・2) on Apple Books (free):
The apps recommended in this guide are only available for iPhone and iPad.
Almost anyone can appreciate the aesthetic appeal of Japanese calligraphy.
But, if you’re studying the Japanese language, kanji can also be terrifying.
Thousands of seemingly random combinations of lines; how will you ever remember them all?
Well, they aren’t random. Kanji is a writing system that has been developed and refined over thousands of years in China and further refined by the Japanese when they imported it to their language.
Because the kanji are systematic in nature, you should study them in a systematic manner.
This guide is for the upper beginner to lower intermediate student of Japanese. You should already know some Japanese words. You probably already know a few kanji. Perhaps you’ve already forgotten a lot of the kanji that you studied in the past.
I’m gonna show you how to stop forgetting and study kanji the easy way. Continue reading “300 Kanji in 30 Days”
Blog
Version 2.4.0 Released
This update upgrades the base iOS version to 13.0 but users with devices running older versions of iOS can continue using an older version of the app which I intend to leave available for download. Removed iSpeech The iSpeech library hasn’t been updated in quite a while so it’s not compatible with the latest versions …
Versions 2.3.5 & 2.3.6 Released
I did a couple of quick bug fix releases: Fixed a loading bug for iPads running older version of iOS A user pointed out that the update I made to the activity spinner and popover layout in the previous version didn’t work for iPads on iOS versions < 13.0. The Lessons popover wouldn’t automatically appear …
Version 2.3.4 Released
Fixed iPad lesson loading bug I’m sorry to say that there has been a lesson load bug on iPad that may have prevented iPad from loading lessons properly since the last update. I really wanted to push out a quick bug fix release but I was halfway through updating the UI (as outlined in the …
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