Japanese Baby Flash-Cards vs First Words Japanese Usage & Stats
Categories include: Food items, Animals, Transportation, Numbers, Colors & Shapes, Clothing, Household items, Body Parts, Outdoor items, Music Instruments/Arts & Learning.
* 10 Categories - All in 1 App!
* Over 450 words, pictures, voiceovers and sounds!
* Kids tested - they love it! Parents tested - they love it!
* Building vocabulary has never been so much fun
* Large words and letters
* Large icons and buttons
* Professional native Mandarin voiceovers recorded in production studio
* High quality images
* Real sounds where applicable
* Question mode for parent-child interaction
* Great memory building exercise
* FREE!
Building strong Japanese vocabulary has never been so exciting for preschoolers and toddlers. eFlashApps Japanese Educational Baby Flash Cards features over 450 high quality images with text and voiceovers. There are additional real sounds where applicable (such as a lion's roar or an ambulance siren) to enhance visual and auditory learning and memory simultaneously. Parents have the option to turn voiceovers off during parent-child learning session and turn voiceovers on when the child is self-learning. They can enable Question Mode to display 4 images and ask the child to click on the right answer. Complexity of words is perfect for ages 1 to 4 so two or more young siblings can play together and even teach each other!
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Education
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The best-selling reading game for kids is now available in Japanese! FirstWords: Japanese is the funnest way to give your child a head start on learning hiragana and katakana while gaining exposure to the Japanese language.
First Words: Japanese is toddler-tested and approved, with a user-interface designed specifically for the littlest of fingers. The game includes 100 toddler-friendly words, including
+ 38 Animals
+ 16 Vehicles
+ 12 Colors
+ 15 Shapes
+ 19 words from Around the House.
A wide range of options let you tune the game to match your child's current skills and abilities.
Kids can play this game by themselves, but they also enjoy bringing their adults along, talking about the animals and letters, seeing them spin and make their animal noises, and learning how to say the words in Japanese.
If your child is old enough to ask for your phone, they're old enough for First Words: Japanese!
- Apple App Store
- Paid
- Education
Store Rank
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Japanese Baby Flash-Cards VS. 
First Words JapaneseDecember 19, 2024