Do!t. vs SmartHanzi

One of the key elements in studying is to review and try to remember by testing. Do!t makes studying a piece of cake and teaching, enjoyable and fun with providing users a comfortable interface to make Flashcards, Practice, Drafts and Noted stickers. Our team in cooperation with enthusiastic students and teachers made this app and it’s unique features based on the need for studying and teaching. Unless most of the related apps that are boring, we are well aware of the necessity of colors and excitement as a stimulation for the brain in achieving best results. We provide this attractive environment in simplicity. Here’s are the most important features of this app: - Make, personalize and share flashcards easily and fast - Design tests for yourself or your students and share the content with just a tap - Add voice and pictures to your flashcards and tests - Enjoy three ways of studying with our app, first in its beautiful tile view, second by playing in either quiz or study mode, and finally in full screen view. - Make as many as handy noted stickers and use them in your flashcards and practices. - Search quick in all your contents - Use automatic text size for best viewing - With app’s smart recognition never encounter two flash cards in a set

SmartHanzi for Kanjis, a fully free, no ads app, helps reading and memorizing Japanese Kanjis even for students with a limited level in Japanese. TEXT READER A full text can be copied with immediate access to unknown words. The app offers different views for various usages and user levels. Meeting words and characters in context, together with related ones, strongly helps memorizing. AUDIO The app can read aloud texts or individual words. CHARACTERS Stroke order is shown for 3500 characters. At first sight, kanjis may look awfully strange and out of reach. By getting easily the basic components of kanjis met in everyday texts, and their explanations, students at any level will much more easily remember characters and get familiar with new ones. SmartHanzi for Kanjis shows etymology of kanjis from two sources: - The Etymological Dictionary of Han/Chinese Characters by Lawrence J. Howell and Hikaru Morimoto. - Dr. Wieger's CHINESE CHARACTERS: based on the Chinese Shuowen jiezi, with etymological lessons and phonetic series. The application includes the full text (French) of the first lessons and will be completed progressively. DICTIONARIES - JMDict: Japanese dictionaries for English, French and German. - DDB (Digital Dictionary of Buddhism, short definitions). - CJKV-E (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese - English Dictionary of Confucian, Daoist and Intellectual Historical Terms, short definitions). ADVANCED FEATURES SmartHanzi for Kanjis recognizes character variants. For instance, searching/parsing 真 will show both 真 and 眞, according to what is present in selected dictionaries. Or it will recognize equally well 為/爲 or 眾/衆.