
Nazoru: Read Japanese
Tap a word, keep the sentence
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What's New in Nazoru
1.6
October 11, 2026
Grammar now appears in the Safari extension. Until this version it did not — tracing a word on a web page gave you the reading, the pitch accent and the meaning, but the grammar the app had written was only in the reader. The card carries it now: the JLPT level, the heading, and a one-line explanation. Which entries appear is decided by the same code the app's own word card uses, so the two cannot disagree. Entries at N3 and above show the heading and the line about opening them, the same way the meanings do. There is more grammar to find, at every level. N1 and N2 grew the most. The two free levels also gained a batch, and that batch is the part you can see before buying: のです/んです for explaining why, のが好き for turning a verb into something you can like, の中で〜がいちばん for picking the best of a set, and 場合は, 必要がある, the blunt prohibition 〜な, 予定だ and others. What went into N1 is what you meet while reading — ただでさえ, いわば, 〜とは裏腹に, とりわけ, あくまでも and the like. On top of the new entries sits a round of contrast tables — the side-by-side ones that show where two patterns that look alike part company, such as 〜てよかった against 〜ばよかった, or さぞ against 恐らく. When you update, the app shows you the feature pages that are new since the version you last saw, and only those. If nothing was added, nothing appears. Some words in the reader used to open a card with nothing on it, or with the wrong word on it. 〜んです broke apart and gave an empty card; 私はこの… matched the kana spelling of 箱; 怖くもなんともない matched 雲. All three were there before this version, and all three are fixed.
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