漢字力5000 app for iPhone and iPad
4.5 (
8095 ratings )
Games
Education
Educational
Word
Developer: macer software
Free
Current version: 3.1.0, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 04 Aug 2008
App size: 4 Mb
読みにくい漢字や、間違いやすい漢字の読み方を入力し、楽しみながら”漢字力”を身に付けることができる漢字クイズゲーム。
問題数は5000問、問題の種類は一般、植物、魚介類、動物、四字熟語、外国や日本の地名、超難問があります。
【ゲームの特徴】
・漢字の読み方をフリックキーボードで入力します。
・問題はランダムに出題されます。
・問題の種類を選択できます。
・ヒント、パスができます。
・効果音のオン、オフが設定できます。
・ゲームの成績を確認できます。
Latest reviews of 漢字力5000 app for iPhone and iPad
Get a clue & a life, stop complaining if you dont understand the language.
The description says its in Japanese, so dont go complaining that its not in English. There are plenty of Japanese (and other language) speakers in the US, and the iTunes Stores are based on geography. So if all the Japanese apps were in the Japanese store, no one that speaks Japanese in the US could buy them because you cant buy outside your country. Just move on and let those that can enjoy & benefit from the app have it.
The description says its in Japanese, so dont go complaining that its not in English. There are plenty of Japanese (and other language) speakers in the US, and the iTunes Stores are based on geography. So if all the Japanese apps were in the Japanese store, no one that speaks Japanese in the US could buy them because you cant buy outside your country. Just move on and let those that can enjoy & benefit from the app have it.
Kanji Power--Practice with Japanese readings of Chinese characters
This is not a game but language study software. Please dont give software a bad review simply because you dont understand it. Some people speak more than one language. If this were only in the Japanese store, than only those with Japanese credit cards could download it. If you dont understand it, dont rate it. The program gives you a character and you have to input the Japanese reading. You can do this either from the kana (かな) keypad or change to romaji with the ASCII button. If you need a hint, hit ヒント in the top left. Top right is pass (パス)
This is not a game but language study software. Please dont give software a bad review simply because you dont understand it. Some people speak more than one language. If this were only in the Japanese store, than only those with Japanese credit cards could download it. If you dont understand it, dont rate it. The program gives you a character and you have to input the Japanese reading. You can do this either from the kana (かな) keypad or change to romaji with the ASCII button. If you need a hint, hit ヒント in the top left. Top right is pass (パス)
This is very nice
If off you have to know how to read japanese if you can it will be the best. いいです
If off you have to know how to read japanese if you can it will be the best. いいです
Very useful
I found this app. very useful for studying kanji. One thing I would add is an option to change the difficulty level of the kanji. I am still learning Japanese so many of these kanji I dont know.
I found this app. very useful for studying kanji. One thing I would add is an option to change the difficulty level of the kanji. I am still learning Japanese so many of these kanji I dont know.
Great, Just for a Limited Audience
If youre a native Japanese speaker, this game is excellent; my wife is Japanese, and she loves it. Its just like some game shows on TV. So far, every native Japanese Ive shown it to has instantly been drawn to the challenge. For me, its useless--the kanji are far too advanced, even though Ive lived in Japan for a while. But thats the thing, its not intended for me--and not for you, unless youre an advanced Japanese speaker. In a way, its like the "Blanks" app where you guess the right English word based on the definition; that game, way too hard for my wife, was aimed at native English speakers the way this is aimed at Japanese. As for the category, it definitely belongs in both "games" and "education," as it does both. But just for the limited audience, is all. For what it is, it works very well.
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If youre a native Japanese speaker, this game is excellent; my wife is Japanese, and she loves it. Its just like some game shows on TV. So far, every native Japanese Ive shown it to has instantly been drawn to the challenge. For me, its useless--the kanji are far too advanced, even though Ive lived in Japan for a while. But thats the thing, its not intended for me--and not for you, unless youre an advanced Japanese speaker. In a way, its like the "Blanks" app where you guess the right English word based on the definition; that game, way too hard for my wife, was aimed at native English speakers the way this is aimed at Japanese. As for the category, it definitely belongs in both "games" and "education," as it does both. But just for the limited audience, is all. For what it is, it works very well.