Get learning: the best apps to learn japanese

We haven’t had the chance lớn fully chạy thử this one, but it’s a popular ứng dụng that’s convenient and fun to use. Through interactive lesson activities & lots of grammar explanations, users are able lớn learn and practice material at any of the JLPT levels.

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It’s pretty comprehensive in that you can start from the beginning with the Japanese alphabet and theoretically progress all the way to lớn material at the JLPT N1 level. Built-in study tools include SRS flashcard review, a Japanese dictionary/translator, và grammar quizzes. Bunpo Plus is a paid subscription with some additional features.

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Other Options

There are a ton of Japanese apps that function as general courses. Here are some options that are commonly recommended but not necessarily our favorites.

Duolingo

It’s free, wildly popular, và fun lớn use, but Asian languages aren’t its strong suit. There are better options for learning Japanese. Review.

Lingualift

This resource feels a bit lượt thích a textbook in that there’s a lot of reading involved and the lessons are all text-based. You’ll get some good practice, but you’ll have lớn wade through a bunch of English lớn get it. Review.

Rocket Japanese

The Rocket Languages series is a popular one that offers decent courses for general practice in some languages, but Asian languages aren’t its forte. Review.

Busuu

Busuu has got a cool social feature, a great layout, and some really good courses. Its Asian-language courses, however, aren’t the best out there. Review.

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edX

The edX courses are không tính tiền online university courses, meaning the instruction is likely khổng lồ be thorough and potentially on the formal side. Learners can usually pay for a certificate upon completion.

Udemy

This is another source for online courses, though only some of them are free. It’s worth keeping an eye out for sales, as courses here are frequently offered at massive discounts.

Mango Languages

The Mango Languages courses are easy khổng lồ use, with a nice interface and some unique exercises, but it’s lacking in the way of grammar explanations. Best for learners at the beginner or intermediate level. Review.

Mondly

Mondly could make a good resource for someone preparing for a vacation in Japan, but it won’t help you learn more than the basics và some vocabulary. Review.

Rosetta Stone

Its immersive approach has made it one of the more famous language resources out there, but it’s very repetitive and won’t supply you with any explanations. This isn’t the best way for most people to learn Japanese. Review.

Word Dive

Word Dive is easy to use, & its short practice activities make it a convenient option, but you won’t get any grammar explanations or detailed instruction. Review.