Study Kanji N5 - N1: Janki for Android - Download Free [Latest Version + MOD] 2025

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6 things about Study Kanji N5 - N1: Janki

1. Kanji is considered the most challenging part when learning Japanese in general and JLPT in particular.
2. Kanji is one of the three important alphabets in Japanese, used a lot in newspapers and in everyday life.
3. Learning kanji is an indispensable step for you to conquer Japanese.
4. There is a section of Japanese Kanji and on the JLPT test.
5. There are 2136 accepted kanji for official use in publishing.
6. To achieve N5 you have to know 80 - 100 Kanji, N4: 300 kanji, N3: 650 kanji, N2: 1000 words.

Release date: 2022-07-05
Current version: 1.7.7
File size: 55.59 MB
Developer: Linh Nguyen

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Reviews

Def a great app

This will be a staple in my studying BUT there is definitely room for improvement. -More miniature games/lessons - better audio quality - a review of past completed levels, so you don’t have to go back to each individual level and review If these three things were implemented I would be willing to pay a lot more than 10 dollars, but too late lol I already paid for life.

~ By Manduhpooh

Good exercises, bad audio

The exercises and information cards are great, but the audio not only sounds unnatural, but doesn’t match the reading sometimes. This makes learning kanji and vocabulary rather clunky.

~ By ZinJP