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Learn Japanese grammar with Tae Kim's classic guide, browse full Hiragana and Katakana reference charts, navigate the new Counters reference plus a handful of accuracy fixes. A GRAMMAR GUIDE, BUILT IN The Learn tab now includes Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese Grammar, from Hiragana basics through advanced constructs. Every lesson links to the words and kanji it covers, and the Analyser now points out which grammar lessons apply to whatever you just looked up. This grammar guide is only available in English. HIRAGANA & KATAKANA, AT A GLANCE Browse full Hiragana and Katakana charts from the Learn tab and tap any character for its own detail page — stroke order, calligraphic styles, example words, and its counterpart in the other script, all in one place. A REAL COUNTERS REFERENCE The Counters screen offers a searchable interface, with real example sentences for each counter, and a quick link back from any word that is referenced as a counter. EXPORT YOUR SEARCH HISTORY History can now be exported alongside your vocabulary lists. AND SEVERAL FIXES We listen to your feedback and have fixed a number of problems in this release too, including flashcards showing obscure kanji for kana-only words, JLPT vocabulary decks occasionally picking up an unrelated homonym for a shared reading and missing pitch accent data for thousands of kana-only words.
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This application is a multilingual Japanese dictionary that does not require an internet connection. Imiwa? was created using the amazing JMdict files from the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group based on the work of Jim Breen on the EDICT project. While some definitions are available in 4 languages (English, French, Russian and German), only the English translation is guaranteed for all entries in the JMDict dictionary. Initiate a search in any of those 4 languages, in Japanese or in romaji and imiwa? will do the rest. imiwa? Also includes a rich database of kanji (KanjiDic), examples (from tatoeba.org) and conjugations as well as tools suitable for beginners. You may use the Traditional Chinese character recognition keyboard included in the iOS system for drawing kanji on screen or the new built in keyboard. If your device supports Apple Intelligence, imiwa? will leverage it to fill the gaps for your language. Always verify content generated by AI. imiwa? is and will always remain free and fully functional. This version introduces optional in-app purchases to let you express your support — no features are ever locked behind a paywall. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Learn Japanese grammar with Tae Kim's classic guide, browse full Hiragana and Katakana reference charts, navigate the new Counters reference plus a handful of accuracy fixes. A GRAMMAR GUIDE, BUILT IN The Learn tab now includes Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese Grammar, from Hiragana basics through advanced constructs. Every lesson links to the words and kanji it covers, and the Analyser now points out which grammar lessons apply to whatever you just looked up. This grammar guide is only available in English. HIRAGANA & KATAKANA, AT A GLANCE Browse full Hiragana and Katakana charts from the Learn tab and tap any character for its own detail page — stroke order, calligraphic styles, example words, and its counterpart in the other script, all in one place. A REAL COUNTERS REFERENCE The Counters screen offers a searchable interface, with real example sentences for each counter, and a quick link back from any word that is referenced as a counter. EXPORT YOUR SEARCH HISTORY History can now be exported alongside your vocabulary lists. AND SEVERAL FIXES We listen to your feedback and have fixed a number of problems in this release too, including flashcards showing obscure kanji for kana-only words, JLPT vocabulary decks occasionally picking up an unrelated homonym for a shared reading and missing pitch accent data for thousands of kana-only words.
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