Manabi – Japanese Flashcards vs 10ten Japanese Reader Usage & Stats

Intelligent flashcards, purpose-built for Japanese. Join an online community of 日本語 learners! OPTIMIZE Manabi optimizes what and when you learn to make the most of your time. With its state-of-the-art spaced repetition algorithm, it'll remind you to review cards right as you're likely to forget them to maximize efficiency. If you fall behind, Manabi prioritizes the highest-impact cards rather than guilt-trip you about it. BEYOND ROTE Learn more than just "the answers". Example sentences from native speakers on Twitter and Weblio are pulled in automatically, as well as relevant StackExchange Q&A. Just scroll down on a card to learn more and make those memories more vivid so that they stick! COMMUNITY Users can share decks for others to subscribe to, with automatically-synced updates. Manabi is a community of Japanese learners, and comes with handy pre-built decks out-of-the-box. READER INTEGRATION One of the best ways to learn Japanese is by reading native materials. Use our companion app, Manabi Reader, for one-touch dictionary look-ups that let you seamlessly add flashcards into Manabi for the words you come across. Privacy Policy: https://manabi.io/privacy-policy/ Terms of Service: https://manabi.io/terms-of-service/

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10ten Japanese Reader

Features: • Pitch accent information • Dictionaries that update automatically every week fetching just the updated entries • Recognition of a wide range of grammatical forms • Conversion of yen amounts (e.g. 100億円) • Translation of Japanese-era years into Gregorian years (e.g. 昭和５６年) • Automatic preview of names • Support for displaying romaji • Support for vertical text and text in SVG images • Support for non-English dictionaries (unfortunately no Japanese-Japanese dictionary is freely available yet) • Up-to-date kanji data including educational and kanji kentei levels, reworked kanji components etc. • Many settings to customize to your needs • Localization into Simplified Chinese and Japanese How to use: • After installing the app it will begin downloading the dictionaries in the background. You may have to wait a few minutes before all the data is fully available. • To look up words on a Web page, enable the extension from the Safari menu then drag the "10." circle to the word you wish to look up. • Tap the circle once to disable looking up. Tap it again to re-enable. • Double-tap the circle to switch its direction. • Tap the tabs to view kanji or name information.