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Reading Japanese

Reading Japanese

Practice reading Japanese

⭐️5 / 5
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🙌4
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📼5 scs
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📦w/o updates
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🗣❌ unsupported
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All Versions of Reading Japanese

2.8.17

July 24, 2023

Improved image caching to speed up listing.

2.8.16

July 16, 2023

Bug fixes.

2.8.14

July 9, 2023

Fixed bug with storing read articles and other smaller issues.

2.8.11

June 28, 2023

A big underlying change to the application. Articles can now be set as read or unread manually and the like button has been removed.
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2.8.8

June 11, 2023

Fixed errors on startup for users in some regions and added account deletion.
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2.8.6

June 7, 2023

Article links from the website or facebook can now be opened directly in the app.
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2.8.5

May 11, 2023

Improvements to performance and bug fixes

2.2.0

September 9, 2021

We are experimenting with a new article view and better affiliate ads to give you more relevant suggestions to help with your Japanese studies. This will be rolling out in the coming weeks.
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2.1.1

June 21, 2021

Fixed issue with login.

2.1.0

May 19, 2021

Added the long-awaited like and favourite feature! Also, now you can easily switch the furigana off and on right there on the article page.
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Price History of Reading Japanese

Description of Reading Japanese

Do you find reading Japanese difficult and tiring? With JReader and our original easy articles, you can practice without burning your brain out. JReader helps you practice Japanese reading with built-in word lookups and furigana to read without getting stuck. Our topics are light and short enough to read when you have just a little bit of time to spend. - The app is completely free - In-app dictionary, one-click definitions - Over 500 easy-to-read original article - Save and go back to previously read articles - Easily toggle furigana off and on to practice reading - Easy Japanese language - N3-N4 level, for intermediate Japanese learners - Hiragana, Katakana - Kanji, all with furigana Getting a habit of reading Japanese instead of jumping straight to the translation is key to learning to read fluently. With JReader you now have a place to start, even as a beginner.
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Reading Japanese: FAQ

Is Reading Japanese compatible with the iPad?

No, there is no iPad version available for Reading Japanese.
Greycastle AB is the developer of Reading Japanese.
The app needs iOS 11.0 or later to function properly.
The overall user rating of Reading Japanese is 5.0.
The App Genre Of The Reading Japanese App Is Education.
The latest version of Reading Japanese is 2.8.17.
The date of the latest Reading Japanese update is July 4, 2024.
Reading Japanese became publicly available on February 5, 2023.
The content advisory rating for the Reading Japanese app is Greycastle AB.
Reading Japanese is now available to use in English.
Sorry, Reading Japanese is not part of Apple Arcade.
No, Reading Japanese is not eligible for in-app purchases.
Unfortunately, Reading Japanese is not fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Reading Japanese

  • I enjoy this app!

    I just want to say this apps has tons and tons of potential! I just downloaded this and read 4 articles, JLPT 1,2,3,4 I didn’t read an N5 article yet. I love how they are short and easy to follow! I am about an N4 level, I didn’t think the grammar was super difficult in them, granted it maybe be because I just am unaware of the grammar points I don’t know. However I do think the vocabulary is on point! Though here are some ways you might be able to improve in case you want them!
    Being able to sort articles would be nice! Maybe by category or level.
    I also think maybe more vocabulary translation, or even some grammar.
    Also when I went to change my level you can’t see the unselected options. (So you have the six options, only 1 of the 6 is visible.)
    Another feature might to be able to save words to review later.
    These features aren’t necessary, but might make the app better. It might also make people keep coming back!
    As a summary: the core app idea is great! I think the grammar could be more complex for the higher levels. A sorting or category system might help. More vocabulary or grammar translations.
    These are just things to look into! I know just how hard coding can be! Especially depending how many people you have! Though this app has great potential!
  • Please read!

    Great app. The only problem is the content filter and reading level of each story. In Japanese, N5 is the beginner content and N1 is the most advanced content.