Human Japanese Hack 3.2.1 + Redeem Codes
Learn Japanese from square one
Developer: Brak Software, Inc.
Category: Education
Price: $9.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.2.1
ID: com.humanjapanese.HJ200
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Description
Ready to learn Japanese? Meet your personal sensei-in-a-box.
Human Japanese presents the Japanese language from square one in a warm, engaging tone. Going much deeper than the canned phrases and vocab of other products, it approaches the language in an integrated way, with discussion, recordings, animations, illustrations, photos, reviews, and more.
The core promise of Human Japanese is to show you how everything works and never to expect you to magically know things that we haven’t yet taught you. This makes your journey into Japanese a joy, as each new piece that falls into place makes sense and every new example sentence is comprehensible.
Key concepts are explained with warmth and humor, drawing you into the nuts-and-bolts that you need to understand Japanese while keeping things down-to-earth and engaging. Our goal is to lead you from one “light bulb moment” to the next so that you stay energized and excited about the language.
Human Japanese contains:
* More than 500 pages of interactive content
* Animations of every hiragana and katakana character
* Over 1800 recordings of vocabulary words and phrases spoken by native speakers
* More than 800 example sentences
* Ingredients(TM) example sentence breakdowns on every example sentence for total clarity
* Interactive games and review quizzes that keep track of your response history to help focus on trouble spots
* Dozens of photos and cultural notes to connect your Japanese to real life
* And much more!
Human Japanese will impress you with its warmth, beauty, and wit. Download it today and start your journey!
Human Japanese presents the Japanese language from square one in a warm, engaging tone. Going much deeper than the canned phrases and vocab of other products, it approaches the language in an integrated way, with discussion, recordings, animations, illustrations, photos, reviews, and more.
The core promise of Human Japanese is to show you how everything works and never to expect you to magically know things that we haven’t yet taught you. This makes your journey into Japanese a joy, as each new piece that falls into place makes sense and every new example sentence is comprehensible.
Key concepts are explained with warmth and humor, drawing you into the nuts-and-bolts that you need to understand Japanese while keeping things down-to-earth and engaging. Our goal is to lead you from one “light bulb moment” to the next so that you stay energized and excited about the language.
Human Japanese contains:
* More than 500 pages of interactive content
* Animations of every hiragana and katakana character
* Over 1800 recordings of vocabulary words and phrases spoken by native speakers
* More than 800 example sentences
* Ingredients(TM) example sentence breakdowns on every example sentence for total clarity
* Interactive games and review quizzes that keep track of your response history to help focus on trouble spots
* Dozens of photos and cultural notes to connect your Japanese to real life
* And much more!
Human Japanese will impress you with its warmth, beauty, and wit. Download it today and start your journey!
Version history
3.2.1
2019-01-17
- Added support for iPhone X.
- Miscellaneous under-the-hood improvements.
- Miscellaneous under-the-hood improvements.
3.1.1
2014-10-28
- Misc content updates and bug fixes.
3.1
2014-09-25
- Support for iOS 8 / iPhone 6.
- Playing audio clips no longer interrupts music from other apps.
- Content updates / bug fixes.
- Playing audio clips no longer interrupts music from other apps.
- Content updates / bug fixes.
3.0
2014-03-27
- Completely updated design, including retina iPhone 5 support throughout.
- More intelligent quizzes track your response history and adjust questions to help with trouble spots.
- New chapter reviews ensure you understand things before you move on.
- Ingredients(TM) example sentence breakdowns integrated for every sentence for total clarity.
- Earn experience points as you progress in your knowledge.
- Dozens of new cultural note photos.
- Many refinements to lessons.
- More intelligent quizzes track your response history and adjust questions to help with trouble spots.
- New chapter reviews ensure you understand things before you move on.
- Ingredients(TM) example sentence breakdowns integrated for every sentence for total clarity.
- Earn experience points as you progress in your knowledge.
- Dozens of new cultural note photos.
- Many refinements to lessons.
2.1.1
2011-08-05
- Changed minimum required iOS version to 3.1.3 to restore support for 1st-gen device users.
- Fixed various minor issues and typos.
- Fixed various minor issues and typos.
2.1.0
2011-03-29
- Added support for Retina display
- Fixed various typos and other minor issues
- Fixed various typos and other minor issues
2.0.4
2010-07-19
- Misc bug fixes.
- Compiled and tested against iOS 4.
- Compiled and tested against iOS 4.
2.0.2 A
2009-06-30
- Fixed missing image.
- Fixed several typos.
- Made it more difficult to accidentally press Restart in the Matching quiz.
- Added database upgrade logic to support future updates.
- Fixed several typos.
- Made it more difficult to accidentally press Restart in the Matching quiz.
- Added database upgrade logic to support future updates.
2.0.1 A
2009-05-24
2.0.0 A
2009-02-07
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Ratings
5 out of 5
1 093 Ratings
Reviews
Dolohov,
Really wonderful for a returning student
I took Japanese in college (10 years ago), but had to let it drop after I graduated. At that point, I knew all the kana, some kanji, and could hold basic conversations; my skills went downhill considerably after that. Since then, I've been looking for something to refresh what I knew and put me on the path to learning more: after a few false starts, this turned out to be that app. The lessons proceed at a quick pace, but with plenty of opportunity to stop and practice, or to go back and refresh topics or vocabulary. The kana matching game is surprisingly helpful for keeping in practice. The cultural notes and explanations are top-notch. I've moved on to the next app (and am really hoping to eventually see an Advanced level 3)
I started over pretty much from the beginning, despite many chapters of things that I still could handle from my decade-old lessons. It felt a little slow, but the culture notes were nice, and I ran across the occasional vocabulary I didn't remember, and after a dozen or so chapters I was feeling challenged.
What this app won't do is teach you to speak the language out loud with any kind of real proficiency. Yeah, you can and should practice your pronunciations as you go, but without the ability to have it listen and correct you (which is beyond every other app I've seen, too) you'll need to seek out real Japanese speakers to practice. That's not a bad thing at all, in my opinion.
I started over pretty much from the beginning, despite many chapters of things that I still could handle from my decade-old lessons. It felt a little slow, but the culture notes were nice, and I ran across the occasional vocabulary I didn't remember, and after a dozen or so chapters I was feeling challenged.
What this app won't do is teach you to speak the language out loud with any kind of real proficiency. Yeah, you can and should practice your pronunciations as you go, but without the ability to have it listen and correct you (which is beyond every other app I've seen, too) you'll need to seek out real Japanese speakers to practice. That's not a bad thing at all, in my opinion.
Hookigan,
Best App Around
One thing I love about this app is you can learn at your own pace. I've bought this app a while ago, probably 09' or 10'. I briefly read through the first few chapters. I didn't really hook as I didn't have the sort of ambition you need to start to learn a new language. Then I've made some friends that speak Japanese. Finally, I had a reason to learn this language. So, I've picked it up again back in 13'. It's been over a year now, with countless hours. I enjoy reading this app as it is engaging and just fun to read. Kinda like talking to a friend with the same interest in you. I made sure I understood every sentence in this book, and thankfully, I've learned many other things outside this app through talking to my friends. It really encourages you to share what you've learned in the real world. Now, I think it is safe to say I can start the intermediate version. Who knows how long that will take. But as long as it remains fun, I can read this software forever. Get this app! If you really want to learn Japanese. Just know, you can learn any language you want, just like the language you were born into.
Rachel kitten cat,
Not far from godly
This program has made learning Japanese a fairly easy and enjoyable task! I took an interest in learning the language, and had been self teaching online from various websites. It was hard that way, and I never knew how much progress I was making. Now I get feedback, and can trust that what I'm learning is correct. There is audio of every word you learn, making it easy to know what the words sound like. There are cultural notes, experience points, organized chapters, and easy lessons. Now, I'm doing great! I am fourteen years old, but this program seems good for all ages. The lessons are clear, and go in an order that makes sense. It's inexpensive compared to many programs, but the contents are the best I have seen so far. The demo to this app was even better than the demo of Rosetta Stone, so it's really a great deal! I think you should check out this app, and know that once you try the free version, you will want to purchase it!
Alanis18,
An excellent foot in the door
I used the Human Japanese beginner and intermediate app when I was first starting to learn Japanese, and it was honestly the best thing I could do to seriously start learning and practicing my Japanese everyday. Having an app that I could use wherever I went really helped me keep up with my practice everyday. There’s pretty thorough explanations to grammar concepts that you don’t get from normal textbooks, and I even cracked a few laughs when going through some of the explanations and side notes the author leaves to make the concepts relatable to English language concepts. I suggest this app to anyone who wants to start learning Japanese fundamentals but doesn’t know where to begin, as well as anyone who wants to learn, but can’t take a book with them everywhere they go. I honestly wish I had started using this app many years ago.
I also suggest the Satori reader app that the developers made to help learners that finish Human Japanese Intermediate.
I also suggest the Satori reader app that the developers made to help learners that finish Human Japanese Intermediate.
Str5443,
Love it ! :)
I love this app so far. I finished the lite version of this and immediately bought this one. I have recently decided to learn Japanese and I was struggling to find a starting point because I'm unable to take classes at the moment. This app gave me the structure I was looking for. I considered buying books and something like Rosetta Stone but I was hesitant because of bad reviews and the prices. When I came across this app I couldn't put it down. The way this app teaches makes it feel a lot less like work and it breaks it down in a way that anyone can understand. This app is designed perfectly for beginners and I highly recommend it as a starting point. It's easy to understand and relaxing. You never feel like there is a bunch of new things thrown at you at once. Instead everything is done step by step.
MrCaseyJones,
More like a tutor than textbook
There is a connection between the author of this app and the reader, it's not cold like a textbook. The app has a more conversational feel which engages the learner and makes one stick with the app. Other Japanese learning apps are simply dictionaries or vocabularies, but this app guides the user through the very basics smoothly. At the end of each chapter there is an interactive quiz and vocabulary building quiz to help cement what was learned. The Japanese words need only a simple tap and audio of a native Japanese speaker reading the words plays. That feature is one major reason this app is superior to a textbook. Well-designed, friendly author, lots of content, and audio examples make this my favorite Japanese language learning app. I took 3 semesters of Japanese in high school and I think I learned as much then as I did in this app
Britt Dogg Loves Dandelions,
Extremely well designed
Human Japanese is an excellent app. I say this confidently as someone with a smattering of experience in both instructional design and Japanese language.
The explanations are crystal clear in a voice that never bores, with a clean visual design that is easy to read. Each example is available for listening and can be broken down into all its individual parts if the learner wishes. The topics are seamlessly progressive so you will follow along at every step. I am a subway commuter, so I also love the fact that the app is 100% offline, and I can learn and practice even without an Internet connection.
If I had a wish list for this app apart from Duolingo-style translation activities, I would like to have all the kana and stroke order animations together in one place for reference. I would also like to be able to shuffle quizzes and conversations from multiple chapters, and be able to jump to the chapter where a particular sentence or question comes from if I need to review it. (I finished all the lessons now but to review conversations I have to go through chapter by chapter.)
However, these are just possible improvements to something that is already いいです. I'll be moving on to the intermediate level soon. どうもありがとうございます！
The explanations are crystal clear in a voice that never bores, with a clean visual design that is easy to read. Each example is available for listening and can be broken down into all its individual parts if the learner wishes. The topics are seamlessly progressive so you will follow along at every step. I am a subway commuter, so I also love the fact that the app is 100% offline, and I can learn and practice even without an Internet connection.
If I had a wish list for this app apart from Duolingo-style translation activities, I would like to have all the kana and stroke order animations together in one place for reference. I would also like to be able to shuffle quizzes and conversations from multiple chapters, and be able to jump to the chapter where a particular sentence or question comes from if I need to review it. (I finished all the lessons now but to review conversations I have to go through chapter by chapter.)
However, these are just possible improvements to something that is already いいです. I'll be moving on to the intermediate level soon. どうもありがとうございます！
ElaNinja,
Best learning app!
This is by far the best way I've tried to self-learn Japanese. I've tried a PC program like Rosetta and an audio program, but this is by far the best way to learn for me. It's very well explained and has audio clips from a native speaker who speaks clearly so you can hear the subtle sounds. It has easy navigation for chapter reviews, tests, and a great game for helping test/memorize the katakana/hiragana characters. It's also decently priced for the full version and the lite version has a lot to offer so you can make an informed decision whether to purchase the full app or not. I couldn't rate this app higher or recommend it more. Thanks for this wonderful app! I also recommend anki app for flash card style help. It pairs well with this app.
Longlegdog,
This is awesome
I tried out like a million apps trying to learn Japanese, they are all just giving you sentences to memorize, it doesn't actually teach you how to speak Japanese, but this app tells you what everything is doing in a sentence and why. Even though you will still have to memorize a few words, but it's because you have to know a few now no to actually understand the sentence. You HAVE to try this out, if you are still hesitating about whether you should spend your money on this app, you could try our the human Japanese lite, it's the same as this but only has 5 chapters to let you try it out. Last thing, all this came from myself, it's NOT the app who told me to write a 5 star review.
雷吏,
人間の日本語
This is the best possible resource I have found for anyone learning Japanese. I details every point of beginner grammar ( assuming you buy the intermediate version after finishing this one), and gives tips on culture as well as aiding in pronunciation. You really get to know the author of the app over time, and he paces the learning and exercises very well. The photos that accompany many of the lessons are artistically captured and provide beautiful visual insight. The only fault this app has is that it does not exist for Chinese, Korean, Arabic, or any other asian language for that matter. I also wish the series went on to the advanced level. All that aside, It is the best foundation I could imagine for Japanese aside from a live teacher or complete immersion.
