Kanji Pad: Learn by Writing — ASO

By Vitaliy Golubenko on AppTrack Ninja.

Japanese kanji, JLPT & grades

The fastest way to remember a kanji is to write it. Kanji Pad teaches you all 2,136 jōyō kanji stroke by stroke — you draw each character on screen, and the app checks every stroke you make. WRITE, DON'T JUST FLIP CARDS Trace each new kanji with guided strokes, then reproduce it from memory. Kanji Pad scores your strokes as you draw, so muscle memory does the work that flashcards can't. STRUCTURED THE WAY JAPANESE IS ACTUALLY LEARNED • JLPT levels from N5 to N1 — study exactly what your next exam requires • Japanese school grades 1–6 and secondary school • Your own custom sets — group kanji a…

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