StickyStudy: Japanese Kanji JLPT N1-N5 Flashcards + Dictionary for iOS

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** Now with kanji writing trainer and native-speaker audio **The #1 Japanese flashcard app. Reading, writing, listening - all you'll ever need to...

** Now with kanji writing trainer and native-speaker audio **The #1 Japanese flashcard app. Reading, writing, listening - all you'll ever need to make serious progress in your Japanese/JLPT studies. Lite version also available. ***** Reviews *****"There can be no question that this should be regarded as the number 1 kanji tool on the app store, bar none.""The kanji stroke animations alone are worth the price of the app""Best app for building vocab. Period.""This app blew me away.""Most complete kanji and vocab [app] I've seen.""Its obvious that a lot of thought and time went into the design of this app."""I sat down with this app and learnt all grade 1 kanji in a matter of days.""This is the best, I have wasted my money on the others ... love it love it love it""If you're serious about Japanese, you need this app.""I cannot tell you how well designed this app is""The slick design of the app encourages you to stick around long after your daily quota and keep tapping." "Awesomeness" ******************* Main Features: Writing PracticeView 6500+ kanji stroke order animations and be guided on how to write each and every one of them with the built in trainer. When ready, test your skills in study mode. Audio Audio samples spoken by a native speaker (as opposed to "not quite right" synthesised audio) covering the complete N1-N5 vocabulary (around 8200 words). No extra downloads or internet connection required. Highly DetailedAll kanji, radicals, elements, words, compounds, similar looking kanji and examples are "tapable" linking you to something new. Drill down infinite layers and save words along the way. Dictionary Search 700,000 entries (including names) in English, Japanese or SKIP. Examples, radicals, audio - more complete than most standalone dictionaries. Save entries and create new decks easily. TranslateCopy/paste a Japanese text and have it translated into furigana and English definitions ready for study. Decks Complete kanji and vocabulary required for the JLPT exams (N1 to N5), school grade kanji (grades 1 to 9) and joyo kanji. SRS Leitner Study Method + Calendar = Awesomeness Just set a future date and let the scheduler tell you when and what to study, everyday. Example Sentence Breakdown Includes a comprehensive example sentence database (with furigana) broken down into words which can, themselves, be searched or saved for later study. Summary: A beautiful, free scrolling "map" interface 6500+ kanji animations Kanji writing trainer built into every card Complete JLTP 1-5 vocabulary and kanji Human audio for N1-N5 vocabulary (8200 words) Full English-Japanese dictionary with SKIP Window to translate text into furigana and English Details for 6355 kanji: radicals, elements, SKIP, dict codes, etc. All data is hyper-linked Detailed breakdown of example sentences Similar kanji display Adjustable SRS study algorithm Scheduler - set a future date and your daily study is calculated Dropbox backup/restore/sync across devices Filtering, sorting and searching Freely create your own decks In-app import (no need for iTunes) Extensive options Rolling progress chart Rock solid, loved and looked after by a kanji geek Full and detailed help with screenshots No ads, downloads, "review me" or in app purchases. Ever. Emails answered within 24 hours Universal app. iOS7+. iPhone 6 ready.Twitter: @justininjapanWeb + user guide: www.stickystudy.com The SKIP system for ordering kanji was developed by Jack Halpern (www.kanji.org), and is used with his permission.KanjiVG (animations) copyright Ulrich Apel.I'm Justin. I moved to Japan in 2002 and I'm married to my Japanese wife (lovingly called "Spellchecker"). I've taken the JLPT tests up to L1 (yes, I was there) using this app. I speak, read and write Japanese fluently and I'm an overactive developer who really should relax a little more.