Kanji Cards Apk

Latest version 1.0.3

03 Feb 2017

Apk Infos

Version	1.0.3
Rating	4.6/5, based on 27 votes
Size‎	10.4 MB
Requires Android	Android 4.0+ (Ice Cream Sandwich)
Author's Notes	A simple flash card app for use with the book Remembering The Kanji 1, 6th Ed

About Kanji Cards APK

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Description

Kanji Cards is a simple flash card app for people studying the book Remembering The Kanji Vol 1, 6th Edition by James W. Heisig. If you do not have that book, this app will be of limited use to you.

To use the app, first select the last lesson you've read in the book. Afterward, you can review kanji flash cards. When reviewing, the app will show you the keyword associated with the kanji, and prompt you to attempt to draw the correct kanji yourself. After you've drawn it, you can flip the card, and then tell the app if you got it correctly. The more times you answer correctly, the less often that kanji will appear in the reviews.

This app is a side project mostly for my own use. I'm distributing it in case others find it useful. It makes me no money, so I can not promise a high level of support. However, if you have any issues or comments please email support@joshuacarmody.com and I'll try to help if I can.

This initial version of the app requires no permissions.

Latest updates

What's new in version 1.0.3

- Changed default kanji font to Stroke Order font from https://sites.google.com/site/nihilistorguk/. This is a stop-gap until stroke order animations are done.
- Added settings menu. You can change your font back to Roboto/Noto (the old font) there if you want.
- Increased size of kanji on answer cards
- Fixed low-contrast text in navigation drawer for some versions of Android. Text is now explicitly white on dark gray.

How to install Kanji Cards APK on Android phone or tablet?

Download Kanji Cards APK file from ApkClean, then follow these steps:

Update Phone Settings

Go to your phone Settings page
Tap Security or Applications (varies with device)
Check the Unknown Sources box
Confirm with OK

Go to Downloads

Open Downloads on your device by going to My Files or Files
Tap the APK file you downloaded (com.startjapanese.kanjicards-v1.0.3-ApkClean.apk)
Tap Install when prompted, the APK file you downloaded will be installed on your device.

Older Versions

1.0.3 (4)

10.4 MB

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User's Reivew

5 ★Great app. Needs more customization, but keeping it easy is good.

5 ★Great app. Very useful accompaniment to the book!

5 ★i love how it explains stroke order and makes you draw it too!

4 ★This is a great supplement to the first volume of RTK. It has all the lessons and their corresponding kanji, and it also provides each kanji's keyword according to RTK along with a small space for practicing writing each kanji. The app also allows you to determine whether you remembered or forgot the kanji. For the mechanics: It gives you each kanji's RTK keyword and requires you to write out the kanji yourself, then you compare your handwritten version to the actual kanji all on one screen, and finally you click whether you forgot or remembered. It's a VERY useful companion app to RTK Vol. 1 and it's free, so I HIGHLY recommend using it for anyone who's using RTK to learn kanji. Like the dev said, it has limited use unless you're using RTK.

4 ★This app is truly excellent, and exactly what I was looking for to supplement my physical cards. Only reason it is not 5 starts is because of a few errors I have noticed. Town and village kanji are swapped. Crossing and sniff both have an extra stroke. I will update this if I find any more! Thank you so much!

5 ★Exactly what I needed to supplement the first volume of RTK. Much better than the official RTK app as it doesn't crash suddenly and this one is free. Thank you very much for this app.

4 ★I love the app, but it has a review schedule for kanji that you've learnedand doesn't allow you to use flashcards that are not due for review. To getaround this I uninstall and reinstall. I just wish that I could opt toreview all kanji and not be restricted.

4 ★A great companion app that functions well, just wish there was an option to reshuffle or drill the study deck for times when I am just wanting to get some refresher study in during travels or bored.

4 ★Great app to complement remembering the kanji by Heisig, the only problemI've noticed is that the keyword village displays the kanji for Town fixthat and I give 5 stars

5 ★You're the greatest app developer ever!

3 ★Would be better if it had a stroke order diagram instead of just a generic kanji to compare my answer to.

5 ★I'm using this to supplement the official Remembering the Kanji app. This has what that one does not. There's no need to create manual study lists. There's a few things that could make it even better: 1) better font for the kanji closer to hand writing, 2) way to specify the kanji number instead of lesson number when updating the study deck, 3) refreshing the number of kanji cards left to review when returning to the main screen from a review, and 4) showing stroke order.

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