Learn Japanese by MindSnacks

Learn Japanese by MindSnacks

by MindSnacks

437 ratings
352 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 9, 2013
  • May 13, 2015

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Master Japanese reading, writing, and conversation skills through 8 engaging games. Learn over 800 words and phrases with native speaker audio and practice three writing systems. Ideal for all ages, it makes language acquisition fun and effective.

8 addictive learning games
800+ Japanese words & phrases
Practice Kana, Kanji, and Romaji
Native speaker audio for pronunciation
50 lessons by expert instructors
Personalized learning algorithms
Review mode and additional challenges
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What's New in Learn Japanese by MindSnacks

3.3.8

May 13, 2015

Bug fixes.

3

In-App Purchases

$4.99

50 Japanese Lessons

50 Japanese Lessons

User reviews

Update for new iOS

Please resurrect this app, it was so good 🥲

I miss this app so much

By far the best language app i ever used. Leaves duolingo in the dust. Hasn’t been updated for years tho so i cant use it :( please bring back mindsnacks!

Pls update for iPhone 14

I use duolingo every day but I also really miss this app because it has fun games so pls bring it back along w the other languages 😃🥲🥺 thx

Haven’t updated

I bought this app and really enjoyed it. Then they failed to update it and I can’t use it on my current phone. Very disappointing.

Begging you to update to new IOS!

This has been the one tool I’ve used in my life to learn Japanese that’s always stuck with me! My learning journey would be back on track if I could only use this again. Please update it to be compatible with the new IOS!

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Quests not tracking progress correctly

Bug

App crashing or not working on newer devices

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

More languages beyond Japanese

Feature

Writing practice for characters

Feature

Grammar lessons

Feature

Ability to customize/add own vocabulary

Feature

More games and content updates

Feature

FAQ

What does the Learn Japanese app do?

This app makes learning Japanese accessible and fun through 8 engaging games. It focuses on building essential reading, writing, and conversation skills. You can learn over 800 Japanese words and phrases, practice with native speaker audio, and master three writing systems: kana, kanji, and romaji.

What are the key features of this Japanese learning app?

The app offers 8 unique and addictive games designed by education experts. It includes over 800 Japanese words and phrases, with audio from a native speaker for pronunciation. You can practice using kana, kanji, and romaji, and access 50 lessons (with upgrade) along with personalized learning algorithms and review modes.

How much does the Learn Japanese app cost?

The first lesson is available for free. To access all 50 lessons and additional content, including side quests and over 40 hours of material, you will need to upgrade. This suggests a freemium model with in-app purchases for full access.

What are the common use cases for this app?

This app is ideal for beginners looking to start learning Japanese, as well as those who want to improve their existing skills. It's suitable for both adults and children who prefer a gamified approach to language learning over traditional methods like flashcards. It's also great for practicing pronunciation and memorizing vocabulary and phrases.

What devices is the Learn Japanese app compatible with?

While the description doesn't explicitly state compatibility, it mentions being featured by Apple (iTunes Rewind) and reviewed by USA Today, App Storm, and App Safari, all of which are primarily associated with iOS devices. It's likely designed for iPhones and iPads.