Japanese only
This app is great in concept, save it would be preferable to have dual captions going live and of course access to more videos. My biggest gripe was that this app only language available was Japanese
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About
This video player helps language learners acquire vocabulary naturally by using favorite videos and external subtitles. It allows users to clip words or phrases to memorize and can convert these clips into flashcards with a customizable spaced repetition system.
✓Video playback with external subtitles
✓Vocabulary acquisition through context
✓Clip words/phrases for memorization
✓Spaced repetition flashcard system
✓Customizable flashcard decks
✓Streamlined learning flow
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What's New in Kishi
1.8.1
April 14, 2024
For flashcard lovers, your clips can now be turned into flashcards backend up customizable spaced repetition system, with a single tap in the deck settings screen, the most streamlined flow out there!
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$2.99
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FAQ
What is Kishi's learning methodology?
Kishi's methodology focuses on natural vocabulary acquisition by exposing learners to words and phrases repeatedly in different contexts within their favorite videos. It then reinforces this learning through a customizable spaced repetition system for flashcards.
How does Kishi track user progress?
While Kishi doesn't explicitly detail progress tracking metrics, the spaced repetition system inherently tracks learning progress by determining when flashcards should be reviewed. Users can also manage their flashcard decks to see what they have saved.
Does Kishi offer certifications?
Kishi is designed as a vocabulary acquisition tool and does not offer formal certifications. Its focus is on helping users build their vocabulary through immersive video content and spaced repetition.
What devices does Kishi support?
Kishi is available on iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by the supported devices list. It is not currently listed as available for Android or desktop platforms.
How often is Kishi updated?
Kishi was last updated on April 14, 2024, with version 1.8.1. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
What is the age rating for Kishi?
Kishi has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners. This rating suggests that the content and features are generally appropriate for children.
What do users like most about Kishi?
Based on the limited rating data (4.0 stars from 1 rating), users likely appreciate Kishi's innovative approach to language learning by integrating vocabulary acquisition with video content and a spaced repetition system. The ability to create flashcards from clips is a key feature.
Does Kishi have ads?
No, Kishi does not contain advertisements. The application is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for enhanced features or content.
