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Learn Japanese - Free WordPower app for iPhone and iPad


4.0 ( 6720 ratings )
Travel Education
Developer: Innovative Language Learning USA LLC
Free
Current version: 5.0, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 03 Nov 2008
App size: 112.58 Mb

Are you interested in learning Japanese, but just dont have the time?

Lets face it, not everyone can commit full-time to learning a language. We know there are many things going on in your life: school, work, the kids, that special someone. Thats why we developed WordPower Learn Japanese Vocabulary Free for the ultra-busy, 21st century lifestyle. Theres absolutely no reason to miss out on all the benefits of learning Japanese just because youre light on time. With WordPower Learn Japanese Vocabulary Free, youll start down the road to fluency and reap the rewards that go with it.

With WordPower Learn Japanese Vocabulary Free, youll master 100 of the most frequently used words and phrases in the Japanese language right on your iOS device! The app doubles as a mini travel guide packed with cultural insights and practical Japanese phrases. Learn Japanese with audio recordings of a native Japanese speaker and a voice recorder so you can master perfect pronunciation anywhere, anytime. This list of the 100 most frequently used Japanese words is compact enough to fit a little review into you busy schedule. Study at your convenience at times and places that work for you! Japanese WordPower Japanese Vocabulary Free also comes with an addictive Word of the Day alert and free Japanese audio lessons when you sign up for a free JapanesePod101.com account inside the app.

What makes WordPower so effective? Its Fun, Fast and Easy to Use!

WordPower Learn Japanese Vocabulary Free FEATURES:
- Completely redesigned UI. The user interface has been redesigned from the ground up to be much cleaner, beautiful, and more user friendly
- New! Level 1 Basic Word List (approximately 200 words): Now you get more than just 1 word a day
- Support for iOS 6 and 4" Retina displays such as the iPhone 5 and 5th gen iPod Touch
- Japanese Top 100 Words: A special list of words specific to daily life in Japan. You’ll learn handy cultural insights with every entry transforming Word Power into a mini travel and cultural handbook
- Essential Japanese vocabulary all in one place showing you the spelling, translation, pronunciation, image, class, romanization and kanji
- Sample Sentences: See and hear practical sample sentences with every word entry
- Free Audio Lessons: Learn more than just words! Access the newest JapanesePod101.com audio lessons when you sign up for a Free Lifetime Account within the app
- Updated Basic Resources: Want to explore the Japanese language even more? Learn everything you need to know with this comprehensive source of Japanese learning tips, information and material
- Easy to Use Design: Intuitive iOS swipe navigation allows visual learners to browse vocabulary images quickly. Find everything you need without excessive swiping and tapping
- Custom Flashcard Settings: Youre in control of your study sessions. Mix up question types (recognition, production, audio and visual) for a full understanding of each word
- Listening Practice: Hear each words proper pronunciation by a native speaker
- Perfect your Pronunciation: Compare your pronunciation to the native speakers with the Voice Recorder, easily accessible throughout the app
- Personalized Word Bank: Save difficult or useful words, with their audio files, to review at any time
- Advanced Search Function: Search entire database in English or Japanese
- Progress Bar: Keep track of how many words you have really mastered
- Word View Options: Romanization and Kana Transliteration can be turned on and off

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Pros and cons of Learn Japanese - Free WordPower app for iPhone and iPad

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Images could be displayed with the words. It would make the learning process more efficient.
Brilliant app! Works great, and is unique. Great learning tool! Heres a hint I found. The words are random every day, but they are all stored in the app. If you change the date, you can get a new word to add to the library. Just takes a bit... :(
Couldve been perfect but it kept crashing since the latest update! I cant even check my word of the day anymore. :(
Near perfect. Only thing they couldve added is a choice between 2 or 3 words instead of the one random word they give a day.
Would give it ***** stars but it keeps crashing! Fix it please!
Great vocabulary builder. Nicely designed. Cant beat the price.

Some bad moments

Only people who have never learned a language in their life can imagine that you will learn japonese that way! Utterly ridiculous!
plenty of interesting lists, but they cannot be viewed or tested in sequence, whats the point of clicking right or wrong. useless until fixed, with measurable scores and efficient flow
Limited to only one word a day- even a casual learner has time for more than that! I suppose for free its worth it - but; you get what you pay for. Also, often my words and audio files did not match- it seems that there is no reload funtion either... I was thinking about shelling out for the full program- but 10 bucks? Just not worth it when there is such a fatal flaw in the system! Good luck and god bless you if you waste your money on this horrible version of the program!
So, my whole wordbank dissapeared when I got the update.... Thanks, now I cant look at the words I had.
I havent really done much with it yet but Im sure Ill learn something from it if I take the time to try. It seems like a pretty good app.
Was a good app before, but has become annoying and bloated since the last update. Constant crashes, a persistent badge notification that wont go away, words linked to the wrong audio files (the "handicaped seating" entry, for example), etc. I tried reinstalling it (and lost my word bank in the process), but no improvement. So I can only assume the app is just plain buggy now. I liked this app before. Very convenient for doing a little vocabulary building every day. But the bugs outweigh the usefulness at the moment.