Description
The JFCards (Japanese Flash Cards) application will help you learn the writing and meaning of the Japanese Kanji characters. Based on the system of James Heisig (as described in the book “Remembering the Kanji”) it comes with a database containing more than 3000 of the most frequently used Kanjis.- Create your own decks of flashcards (each card can participate in many decks)
- Keep track of the number of times you have reviewed each card
- Search and browse kanji by stroke number, JLPT level, Grade or meaning
- Create composite decks by merging other decks or including only the cards that are not memorized yet
Cory
Sep 21, 2011 8:34:33 AM
Very functional! This app is great to use, especially if you're using it along with the book Remember the Kanji . absolutely amazing!
Plamen
Sep 13, 2011 6:23:26 AM
Drawing Kanji What I do is just draw the kanji on the screen with my finger, the same way as if I'm tracing it on the palm of my hand. Of course it leaves no trace, but is still enough to see if I had remembered it correctly
Tony
Sep 12, 2011 5:21:58 AM
Nice work! Would it be possible to add a writing pad area below the question so I can try to draw the kanji before flipping?
Judebert
Jul 30, 2011 4:53:53 AM
Only tests meaning to kanji. No explanations; recommend reading Remember the Kanji first.