
Kanji Training Game is a game that helps you learn the Japanese writing system in the form of a game. Memorize 1006 symbols of Kanji, Katakana and Hiragana, and level up as you advance through the increasingly complex alphabet and words of the Japanese language.
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Languages: English*, French, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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okay so I think this is actually a good quick use tool to reinforce your learning of Japanese. its no good for anyone not wanting to commit any time to learning, and I would NOT recommend this game to anyone that isnt using other means to learn the language as this is only good as an exercise tool to test your progress with. Pros comes with charts - so you can use the charts to memorise the characters and get them in your head, then use the game modes to test that youve memorised your sheeeeet. Has Hiragana which is the basic of japanese language learning, Katakana is also included; you can progress through the written languages, Hiragana, into Katakana, and finally Kanji. I havent started the Kanji yet but it claims to have the standard level 1000+ characters. Its a tool that will help me if i keep at it. Cons no sound - there are no pronounciation sounds for the characters (hiragana/katakana) so you cant use this game on its own to learn the language unless you find another resource to teach you pronounciation. doesnt / will not - teach grammar, this is just a character learning tool, you wont be able to construct sentences without learning from another source. STROKE ORDER - this game will not teach you stroke order, this does not seem important to us none Japanese people, however the Japanese are very passionate about perfection when it comes to writing, and as a result they have a specific stroke order for how they write out their characters (Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji). only using this tool alone could result in developing bad habbits when writing out these characters. This game is best thought of as Find Walley. Depending on how well you know your Japanese characters you will either find this game easy or struggle. Hence you have to learn from other sources. final note; I dont like how the Kanji learning section is, feels messy and poorly structured. OVERALL OVERALL I RECOMMEND THIS GAME.
Well, it is useful for practicing your knowledge of kanji. And the simplicity of this game is somewhat charming. But I muted it 20 minutes in, because of music. In general, this is a good addition for your textbooks or self-study books.
Disclaimer: Not recommended for beginners, this is for students who are already invested and learning Japanese, and want a good memory game for remembering kanji. Pros: Very good organization of Kanji, from most simple to more complex as you go on. Plays anxious music while you play, but it's good nonetheless. Cons: Few typos in furigana and hiragana can teach lower-intermediate students to pronounce vocabulary the wrong way.
Alright for learning kanji, my main issues are that it doesn't display all main meanings of a kanji and not all potential readings. It is also segmented into grades instead of JLPT levels of which would just be a preference of mine. KanjiBox via google or the appstore is a good resource for learning kanji in order of the JLPT levels.
100 liralık profil arkaplanı için güzel oyun
Классная игра) мне понравилось)
Игрушка (программа) отличная для закрепления выученных иероглифов. Но было бы не плохо ещё добавить счётчик времени
Wouldn't deem this a game, nor fun. Not good for beginners due to lack of instruction and teaching. Not good for reviewing because it's more ineffective than flashcards. Music gets annoying, no volume control in-game, just on or off.
This game has a few flaws in it where romaji or kanji need to be corrected. In my opinion, this game is best for those who know kana at the very least. I sought out this game to refresh my memory on kana and broaden my kanji. If you do not know basic kana, this game is not good for you to start with unless you're good at looking at a chart and memorizing from there. I'd recommend looking online to learn stroke order if you care about writing. If not and you have an iOS device, download the 'Japanese!' app for basic kana and other basics of the Japanese language. Overall for this game, I find its simplicity to be rather great despite the bugs I've noticed here and there. I wish, however, that this game took more of a flashcard approach but I can't complain too much as a learner!
literally only got this to farm for a background. lol
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