JapaneseClass.jp Hack 1.0.0 + Redeem Codes
Learn Japanese
Developer: Bryant Teja
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 1.0.0
ID: com.hachiari.japaneseclass
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Description
Earn EXP (experience points)
Get rewarded with experience points as you practice Japanese vocabularies and kanji. Learn at your own pace, step by step through chapters. Also, take attendance by answering at least 20 practice questions daily.
Level up
Earn enough experience points to level up and unlock more challenging chapters. Keep on progressing and enrich your Japanese vocabularies and kanji.
Get ranked
Challenge yourself by competing with other learners. Always keep up and don't get left behind. Reach the top of the rankings, daily, weekly, monthly, and all time!
Get rewarded with experience points as you practice Japanese vocabularies and kanji. Learn at your own pace, step by step through chapters. Also, take attendance by answering at least 20 practice questions daily.
Level up
Earn enough experience points to level up and unlock more challenging chapters. Keep on progressing and enrich your Japanese vocabularies and kanji.
Get ranked
Challenge yourself by competing with other learners. Always keep up and don't get left behind. Reach the top of the rankings, daily, weekly, monthly, and all time!
Version history
1.0.0
2022-06-08
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Ratings
4 out of 5
1 Ratings
Reviews
Bryanokc59,
Very nice app
A great addition to anyone’s Japanese language program. It’s a nice way to kill a few minutes to a few hours studying the language. I will say that the app seems as if it would be best suited for use on a tablet as some of the print is quite small on a phone. I’m an older guy and I find it difficult to tell the difference between the dakuten and the handakuten symbols on many words. Also some kanji is very difficult to read on some of the smaller text. Still it’s a very useful and well designed app. Good job.
