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Japanese in a Month is an educational software designed for Android devices, aimed at helping users learn the Japanese language efficiently. The program employs various interactive methods, including quizzes, flashcards, and audio pronunciations, to enhance vocabulary and comprehension. It offers structured lessons that cater to different learning styles, allowing users to progress at their own pace.

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The app includes features such as daily practice reminders, a progress tracking system, and a user-friendly interface that simplifies navigation. It is suitable for learners of all levels, from beginners to those with some prior knowledge of the language. Overall, Japanese in a Month provides a comprehensive approach to language acquisition, focusing on practical usage and cultural insights.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.6.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 2.3
Additional Requirements
Compatible with 2.3.3 and above.
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17
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0
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Developer’s Description

By Learn Like Kids
Learn the basics of Japanese.
How to learn to understand the world - a question that has an answer! How can children learn a foreign language within half a year? And why does a regular person spend years of difficult studies on the same task? It's all because of a certain skill that children arent aware of, and adults have forgotten. We all speak in our native language, perfectly. However, not all of us have received high grades during our mother tongue classes, in school. A language is an audio-visual dynamic environment of images. You can either imagine it as a system of rules and regulations, or you can jump into it as if you are entering a river. To learn it, is figuratively speaking, to learn how to swim. Once you have achieved the basics, you can learn the technical theory, and how to use it correctly. Here are a few examples in which our system is especially efficient: 1. Learn basic phrases and vocabulary. Quickly and elegantly. Without tedious study and repetition, you can learn basic vocabulary that will be sufficient in explaining oneself in public. 2. Begin hearing and understanding native speakers You will no longer have to think long and hard before understanding what your conversation partner has just said. You will understand him naturally, as it happens to you in your own native language. Every word or phrase is pronounced by two narrators (male and female), who pronounce words in various intonations and speeds. From the very first moment, you will submerge yourself into the richness and variety of a new language. 3. Overcome your psychological barriers A foreign language, will be perceived as pleasant and interesting, its study- fun and addictive. You will begin to see the results of your study quite quickly. 4. Learn how to study. We are offering you to discover the skill, that which you already have, that helps you learn a new language as if you were in its natural spoken environment. Moreover, we appeal to the experience that you once had when you were learning your mother tongue. We will assist you in remembering your feelings, and repeating them in a new language; in an aware state of mind, so that later you can use that skill independently.Recent changes:UI improvements: font autosize, bigger images, bug fixing, new localizationsContent rating: Everyone
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