JFCards - Kanji Flashcards was an education app developed by Plamen Parvanov. It was removed from Google Play Feb 5, 2017 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
JFCards - Kanji Flashcards had been downloaded 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
JFCards - Kanji Flashcards was rated 3.82 out of 5 stars, based on 67 ratings.
App Information
JFCards - Kanji Flashcards was free to download. The APK download size was 868.23 kB. The last available version was 1.3. The last update was on February 18, 2012.
Technical Requirements
JFCards - Kanji Flashcards required Android 2.1+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Unrated Maturity. The app had been available on Google Play July 2011.
Description
The JFCards (Japanese Flash Cards) application will help you learn the writing and meaning of the Japanese Kanji characters. Based on the system of James Heisig (as described in the book “Remembering the Kanji”) it comes with a database containing more than 3000 of the most frequently used Kanjis.
- Create your own decks of flashcards (each card can participate in many decks)
- Keep track of the number of times you have reviewed each card
- Search and browse kanji by stroke number, JLPT level, Grade or meaning
- Create composite decks by merging other decks or including only the cards that are not memorized yet
Recent changes: - Added option to search and browse Kanji by Stroke count, JLPT Level, Meaning... - Better graphics for the cards and kanji info screen - If launched for the first time, create sample deck with the kanji for numbers
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Comments on JFCards - Kanji Flashcards for Android
★★★★★
Pretty good but missing something I would like to be able too comment on cards, adding the images for remembering mentioned in Heisig's book. Or if they would just have the key words on the cards that would be good enough.That would help a lot in making this a better app for me
★★★★★
Drawing Kanji What I do is just draw the kanji on the screen with my finger, the same way as if I'm tracing it on the palm of my hand. Of course it leaves no trace, but is still enough to see if I had remembered it correctly
★★★★★
Needs work As an aid for RTK it's great but lacks features, main example is that I'd like to pick particular kanji for a deck, not just from 100-200... Ie, create more specific decks. Possiblity for later? Also it DOES have the readings, press "i" on the card, it's the "On-Yomi, Kun-Yomi" part. But of course you'll have to learn the kana alphabet first...
★★☆☆☆
Terrible No user control of which face of the card you will see first. Like if the user wants to see the kanji first and not the English.
★★☆☆☆
No thanks Doesn't give reading only kanji and translation. Pretty useless.
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