Remembering the Kanji

When open Flashcards, after few strokes the whole app is gettin frozen..please fix! iPhone 5s/iOS 8.0.2

The update would have been great if they left untouched: 1) Card flipping with a tap on any spot on the card. Without this stupid "flip" button at the bottom. 2) "Wrong-Right" buttons in the cards study mode. 3) Cards count bar for study lists. How am I supposed to keep track on the number of cleared characters and those to be revised!?

Очень полезен при изучении 日本語. Кажется, это - лучшая программа такого вида в AppStore.

Really like the app but would be even happier with it if it had a landscape mode (for iPad at least) as that would make it way easier to write stories using a keyboard!

Really helpful in addition to the book. But i would appreciate some sort of learning system for the flashcards, like different categories with learning intervals. So that you can keep track of which kanjis you need to learn more often.

Greats app for learning kanji but really needs iPhone 6 / plus support.

I do like the app in general but I don't get why it has such a high rating because I think some important features are still missing. Pro: - Really nice and smooth interface - Kanji stroke order animations are nice and very good for a comparison with one owns drawing - You have everything from the book Cons: - Stories from the book are missing. Yes I can enter them all by myself but as this is the 'official' book app why are the stories missing? - The studying feature are more than basic. Its only possible to review the Kanjis. So you can go through a list to check whether you know everything and that's it. I know the idea of RTK is not to study the Kanji like normal vocabularies but it would still be nice to have some sort of trainer with spaced repetition so then I can keep track of the Kanjis that make trouble. - Price is relatively high compared to other apps and the fact that no real training features are available. Finally I would say the app has a huge potential as the interface and the flashcards are brilliant. I hope the missing studying features will be implemented one day.

Umfang und Bedienung gefallen mir sehr.

Eine sehr schöne App, die leider zu klein auf dem iPad wirkt -- einige der Lesungen (dakuon und handakuon) sind daher kaum von den Grundzeichen zu unterscheiden. Nett wäre auch eine elegantere Animation der Kanji auf der Basis der kalligraphischen oder zumindest gedruckten Form. Hoffentlich gibt's bald eine iPad-angepasste Version.

Die App. ist wirklich toll zum Lernen an jedem Ort. Wenn man irgendwo wartet, kann man jederzeit schnell einige Kanji lernen, denn wer trägt denn immer sein Buch mit sich herum (^_^)