Japanese Baby Flash-Cards

Japanese Baby Flash-Cards

by eFlashApps, LLC

7 ratings
10 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 15 May 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 15, 2012
  • August 7, 2024

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About

This app helps toddlers and preschoolers build Japanese vocabulary through interactive flashcards. It features over 450 words with images, native voiceovers, and sounds across 10 categories. Parents can engage in question mode for interactive learning.

10 learning categories
Over 450 words, images, and voiceovers
Native voiceovers and real sounds
Question mode for parent-child interaction
Large, easy-to-use interface
Memory building exercises
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What's New in Japanese Baby Flash

2.5

August 7, 2024

Bug Fixing and update

1

In-App Purchases

$1.99

Japanese Baby Flash Cards Ad-Free

Upgrade to Ad-Free Japanese Baby Flash Cards for un-interrupted learn and play! This version also supports multitasking so you can start back where you left off without splash-screen for continued learning.

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User reviews

Issue with sound

So far seems like the number 18 on this app doesn’t upload anything sounds wise.

Very good, but not perfect

It is a very nice and easy way to learn words, however there are some errors. For example, snow man is yuki daruma, then when you get to snow slide, it says again yuki daruma. It should have say yuki only. I also have noticed that some of the symbols do not match the name of the word you are learning.
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Never would launch

The animated "e flash app" just keeps repeating over and over and over again. I gave up when my phone went to sleep.

good app,but some mistakes

It is good app,but has some mistakes.
I dl for my 3years doughter.
So please correct misstakes.

5 is not 万. 万 is 10000.
五 is 5. Also 15 is十五, 25 is 二十五.

Rake it is not mizu-umi湖, it is kumade 熊手.
Lake is mizu-umi 湖 in Japanese.

whale is 鯨 .It is ok,but, using picture is シャチ Killer Whale. So it is a wrong picture for japanese.

Bubbles is not shabondama シャボン玉, it is awa 泡.

Shabondama is a soap bubble.

fun is not 換気扇 kankisen, Ventilating fans.
A photo is a ceiling fan シーリングファン or 扇風機.

A photograph is not a flute but a vertical flute 縦笛 tatebue.

Violet is not バイオレット
, It is a little bit strange sound .
So Violet maybe 紫 murasaki.

A picture is a pierced earring,ピアス piasu, and pronunciation and translation means
an earring ,イヤリング iyaringu.

A fountain differs from a spring. A picture is a 噴水 funsui ,not 泉izumi.

A photograph is not ガラス galasu.
Glass is galasu ガラス,tha photograph is a glass, グラスgulasu.

A bookcase calls 本棚 hondana, not 本カバー.

Anyhow, I pointed out some words.

Thank you for reading my poor English.

from a Japanese.
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This is a let down

The voice in English is simply not there. We have tested our phones, and it's is really a let down that the main component for enhancing the pronunciation is just bugged out on this version.

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FAQ

What is the learning methodology of Japanese Baby Flash-Cards?

Japanese Baby Flash-Cards uses a visual and auditory learning approach with over 450 high-quality images, text, and professional native voiceovers. It incorporates real sounds where applicable to enhance memory and engagement for young learners.

How does Japanese Baby Flash-Cards track progress?

The app includes a 'Question Mode' designed for parent-child interaction. In this mode, four images are displayed, and the child is prompted to select the correct answer, allowing parents to gauge understanding and reinforce learning.

Does Japanese Baby Flash-Cards offer certifications?

This application focuses on vocabulary building for very young children and does not offer formal certifications. Its primary goal is to make learning Japanese vocabulary fun and accessible for toddlers and preschoolers.

What are the pricing details for Japanese Baby Flash-Cards?

Japanese Baby Flash-Cards is available for free. While the core app is free, it does offer in-app purchases, which may unlock additional content or features.

Is Japanese Baby Flash-Cards safe for young children?

The app is rated for ages 4+ and features large words, letters, icons, and buttons, making it easy for young children to navigate. The content is designed to be age-appropriate for toddlers and preschoolers.

How frequently is Japanese Baby Flash-Cards updated?

The app was last updated on August 7, 2024, indicating ongoing support and potential for future improvements. The latest version is 2.5, released on 2012-12-15.

What devices does Japanese Baby Flash-Cards support?

Japanese Baby Flash-Cards is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, allowing for learning on various Apple mobile platforms.

What do users like most about Japanese Baby Flash-Cards?

User feedback suggests that children love the app, and parents appreciate its effectiveness in building vocabulary. The high-quality images, native voiceovers, and interactive features are highlighted as positive aspects.