Skritter Japanese Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 53 reviews. Read all reviews for Skritter Japanese for iPhone.
Skritter Japanese is free iOS app published by Inkren, Inc.
Рекомендую!
NinaOrlandina
Прекрасное приложение для изучения канжи! Обучение как игра. Увлекает и обеспечивает результат. Много слов имеют русский перевод, что удобно для русскоязычных. Это однозначно стоит попробовать и вы поймете как это удобно и эффективно. Рекомендую!
I love skritter !
Eclectron
I used it for the trial period and it got me hooked on learning kanji. I decided to pay for the $15/mo subscription and have nit regretted it. The mix of vocabulary, writing, reading is perfect. I recommend this app. It is the best Japanese language app I have tried.
Great
Takumeep
I love this app. But or someone just learning the kanji an never seeing a certain one before, I feel like they shouldn't test you on it at first... Unless I'm doing it wrong. Haha but great and nice looking app!
Outrageously expensive compared to the market
Thomaswww
Sorry, guys, nice software but way way way too expensive at $15 a month. $25 per year would be much more reasonable.
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Restless Bloom
Skritter has the best software I have seen for a Kanji based environment. What you must understand about this app, is it is intended for review, and the best part, is review of anything. The app has "books" you can download the kanji from, by which I mean, Japanese study books like Remembering the Kanji. So if you're following along with said book, you can later come to this app to study the kanji you just learned. Great for tests, helps learning to write and read much easier!! I suggest you know your hiragana and katakana before you dive in though! My one complaint is the price, but you can keep all the kanji that you have already imported, so you can review what you have been studying. A nice incentive to keep learning!
Confused
America-1123
Every time I draw a character, I get them ALL wrong, even if its right. Also $15 dollars a month is way too much to learn how to draw Kanji, like someone else said $25 dollars a year would be much more reasonable. I agree. Other than that, it's okay-ish