Japanese Kanji Tree APK
The highest rated kanji app in the store! Free, no ads, why not give it a go?
Published by Andrew SJ Innes
13,236 Ratings4,945 CommentsAPK Details
| Category | Education |
| Last Updated | 2018-10-11 |
| Latest Version | 5.2.4 |
| Size | 17.79 MB |
| Installations | 100000+ |
| Android version | 4.0 and up |
| Content Rating | Everyone |
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Japanese Kanji Tree APK Description
KanjiTree teaches you to read and write Japanese words, beginning with individual kanji.
All functionality is completely free and without adverts.
See the full manual here: http://hextrex.blogspot.jp/p/kanji-tree-manual.html
Features:
• Kanji Recognition Game.
Step one to learning kanji is simply getting them into your head. Play this multiple choice game and learn to recognise the symbols.
Just like English words, many kanji have several different meanings so this game shows three at random, although one will always be the most common meaning. If you take too long to answer, the game will show helpful hints about the component parts. You can also choose to play this game using the readings instead.
Master each of the Jōyō grades (1-6) and JLPT levels (1-5).
• Word Reading Game.
Step two to learning kanji is reading actual Japanese words. Play this reading game to see if you can remember the meaning and/or pronunciation of words with kanji in them.
Almost all kanji can be pronounced in several different ways, depending on the word they're found in. Sometimes kanji can form a word on their own, and sometimes they're used in combination with other kanji/kana. You can choose the complexity of words to learn.
Contains vocabulary list for JLPT levels (1-5), and also the 8000 most frequently used words.
• Word Writing Game.
Step three to leaning kanji is being able to write them. This is the best way to cement the kanji into your memory, and is very useful because they are easy to forget unless you use them every day.
If you don't know how to write the kanji then you can press "Show Me" and the game will teach you, but you won't get a score. If you try to remember but make a mistake then the game will give you hints, such as where the next stroke starts. Score full points by writing the kanji without mistakes.
You can choose to include single kanji, simple words, or words with more than one kanji in the game's word list.
• Dictionary Search.
Search a database of 6,356 kanji and 170,000 words, for meanings, readings, etc.
Can search by romaji or hiragana, pronunciation or meaning.
Zoom in on any component radical or kanji.
Show words containing kanji with a specific reading.
Includes stroke order animations.
At any time during the games or dictionary, you can tap any kanji button to zoom in to see detailed information about it. When you're looking at a kanji, you can also tap on any of its radicals to zoom in further.
I'm just a single programmer writing this in my spare time, so if you like this app then please take a moment to rate it. You can also get in touch with comments or suggestions via the feedback button on the Options Screen.
Roadmap:
• Verb conjugation tutorial / tool.
• Search by drawing.
Credits:
• Japanese ↔ English word dictionary:
The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group
http://www.edrdg.org/jmdict/edict.html
• Japanese ↔ English kanji dictionary:
The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group
http://www.edrdg.org/kanjidic/kanjidic.html
• Kanji stroke database:
Ulrich Apel
http://kanjivg.tagaini.net
• Icon design:
Monica Casu
http://www.monicacasu.com
All functionality is completely free and without adverts.
See the full manual here: http://hextrex.blogspot.jp/p/kanji-tree-manual.html
Features:
• Kanji Recognition Game.
Step one to learning kanji is simply getting them into your head. Play this multiple choice game and learn to recognise the symbols.
Just like English words, many kanji have several different meanings so this game shows three at random, although one will always be the most common meaning. If you take too long to answer, the game will show helpful hints about the component parts. You can also choose to play this game using the readings instead.
Master each of the Jōyō grades (1-6) and JLPT levels (1-5).
• Word Reading Game.
Step two to learning kanji is reading actual Japanese words. Play this reading game to see if you can remember the meaning and/or pronunciation of words with kanji in them.
Almost all kanji can be pronounced in several different ways, depending on the word they're found in. Sometimes kanji can form a word on their own, and sometimes they're used in combination with other kanji/kana. You can choose the complexity of words to learn.
Contains vocabulary list for JLPT levels (1-5), and also the 8000 most frequently used words.
• Word Writing Game.
Step three to leaning kanji is being able to write them. This is the best way to cement the kanji into your memory, and is very useful because they are easy to forget unless you use them every day.
If you don't know how to write the kanji then you can press "Show Me" and the game will teach you, but you won't get a score. If you try to remember but make a mistake then the game will give you hints, such as where the next stroke starts. Score full points by writing the kanji without mistakes.
You can choose to include single kanji, simple words, or words with more than one kanji in the game's word list.
• Dictionary Search.
Search a database of 6,356 kanji and 170,000 words, for meanings, readings, etc.
Can search by romaji or hiragana, pronunciation or meaning.
Zoom in on any component radical or kanji.
Show words containing kanji with a specific reading.
Includes stroke order animations.
At any time during the games or dictionary, you can tap any kanji button to zoom in to see detailed information about it. When you're looking at a kanji, you can also tap on any of its radicals to zoom in further.
I'm just a single programmer writing this in my spare time, so if you like this app then please take a moment to rate it. You can also get in touch with comments or suggestions via the feedback button on the Options Screen.
Roadmap:
• Verb conjugation tutorial / tool.
• Search by drawing.
Credits:
• Japanese ↔ English word dictionary:
The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group
http://www.edrdg.org/jmdict/edict.html
• Japanese ↔ English kanji dictionary:
The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group
http://www.edrdg.org/kanjidic/kanjidic.html
• Kanji stroke database:
Ulrich Apel
http://kanjivg.tagaini.net
• Icon design:
Monica Casu
http://www.monicacasu.com