Kanji Garden Japanese

great app, but it lacks some kanji. 鴎, 屍 or 揆 for instance. + i wouldn’t say that this app alone would be enough for self-study since more complicated kanji quite often don’t have any example of usage. for me it is handy anyway, since the system is comfortable for revision. another thing is that widget doesn’t work properly. it won’t lead you to the app itself when tapped on. cool app though, worth the money. but yes, it would be very nice to see fixes and improve to it.

Уже пару месяцев как пропала озвучка произношения кандзи, раньше можно было прослушать даже при выключенном авто произношение по кнопочке плей рядом со словами, а сейчас эта кнопка пропала полностью.

*Please fix wide widget for iphone that shows reviews that are ready. When I click it it opens a web page with my summary but takes a long time to start afterwards. It is really irritating and makes me close the running app sometimes to click on the icon. Have been using Kanji master for a month now(just bought the full version after completing trial stages) and I have to say that apart from helping memorize kanji and a few words by using comparative phrases and descriptions the app also explains a bit about what are hieroglyphs consists of. No other bugs(widget bug rn) have been found. Would recommend.

My review got deleted, so I write another one with even lower rating. If this one will be deleted too, I'll try my luck with Apple support to resolve this situation. The app was great at start, but the more I'm using it, the more frustrating it gets. The content closer to the end of learning is clearly underdeveloped. The learning order is a mess, in majority of cases there are no word or sentence examples, and sometimes I'm being asked the readings I hadn't been taught about. Probably it's something to do with differences between the web and iOS versions. I always set the learning difficulty to Intermediate, just fyi. Please fix your application instead of deleting negative reviews, as it won't get you anywhere and people will just complain on Reddit instead.

I would like speed 2 for in-app ads.

An Ingenious Tool for Learning Kanji This is the first review I’ve ever written, and it’s all because of the extraordinary dedication and detail put into Kanji Garden. I felt the least I could do is spend a little time writing something positive about it. I even subscribed after the trial! Many reviews have already highlighted the app’s strengths, so I’ll try to add something different. I keep discovering new content as I learn. As mentioned, the kanji are structured to build on each other, which is extremely helpful. Initially, I thought the example sentences were too advanced, but then I realized you can press on almost anything for more information. This feature made the app invaluable to me. The vocabulary, example sentences, and the unique learning method make each kanji a lesson in and of themselves that prepares you for the next. If you’re serious about learning Japanese Kanji, this app and its innovative style are definitely worth having as tools in your arsenal. Highly recommended!

Third party pay service doesn’t facilitate the cancellation of subscriptions and the only way to do so is to contact the developer that doesn’t respond to emails.

I used to love this app, but now it won’t even load for me. It gets stuck on a loading screen whenever I open it, so it’s basically useless now. Can’t even contact the developer through the app store, because it just routes me back to the broken app. Sad!

Charging $120 for an app that hasn’t been updated in 3 years and has very solvable problems. This is no more than someone’s passive income stream.

To preface, I’m an ultra-beginner so I have no idea how well this app scales for learning more complex characters/strings. But that said… I’ve tried a few Kanji apps as well as several Anki kanji decks and none of them stick for me. This shouldn’t be as revolutionary as it is, but this app is actually transparent about the different readings a character has (even within the on’yomi/kun’yomi series) instead of making you memorize the differences by brute force and guesswork. For me, this extra effort into teaching me how kanji work is part of what makes them stick. I agree with others that it would be nice to have an option to “continue reviewing” past its set schedule for you. I’d also like to have the reviews get harder by asking for typed input after a certain proficiency threshold is reached (right now, you have to manually toggle for all kanji you’re learning whether you want multiple choice or typed answer input). Other than that, it’s been really helpful to get me actually learning kanji and I’m going to pay for the full version once my free trial continues.