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Lirer bietet mehrere In-App-Käufe/Abonnements, der durchschnittliche In-App-Preis beträgt 31.00 ￦.
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5 von 5
6 Bewertungen in Südkorea
I enjoy the style it uses for teaching. I really think how they teach in this app (Hiragana, Katakana, Basic Kanji, Etc.) and they also have it set up in the format in how it’s learned in the way I would need to take a class in college for N5-N1. So far haven’t stumbled across any bugs.
This app overall is pretty good but a little expensive for the subscription if you want both of the apps($20 per month) and this app is a little buggy taking a long time to load.
So it’s basically a slightly worse version of Bunpo and Lirer isn’t bad but it teaches you words and shows you the context but doesn’t teach you how to stick with it you know? It needs a subscription which I would get so just stick with YouTube videos like JapaneseFromZero or (hate to say it Japansespod101) anything else. If you use Lierer that’s ur choice but I would recommend more then this, in general not a bad app just needs a different way of teaching it’s pretty bad, worse then Duolingo
This app is perfect for learning vocab, and pairs well with the Bunpo app
I am enjoying learning with Lirer (good use of Latin language as well c;) I am using it for Japanese learning and enjoy it very much! May my studies reflect into my travel and real life experiences!
This is the one
Excellent for building the foundations of learning a language easy quick lessons you can in tandem with our things to help you learn faster and efficiently
each time it launches, the app asks for an update to the latest version, providing a link to the App store. But once there, the only option is to “open” — which just sends you back to the app for a rinse-and-repeat. Maybe not ready for prime time yet?
Love the way it compartmentalizes all the vocab for the JLPT, though some translations could use some fixing, some bugs here and there but overall very helpful!
This app is very nice and usful its not tricky and very simple the layout and the theme are perfect and it ACTUALLY teaches you all the hiragana and katakana without you having to pay for any subscriptions like the other apps, some things are locked but over all I recommend it for beginners and i myself think its worth it to buy as its not that pricy
