WordUP Japanese ~ Mirai Language Systems
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
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iTunes Customer Reviews for WordUP:
“Love it” ★★★★★
“Powerful” ★★★★★
“Just what I wanted” ★★★★★
“Great for vocabulary building” ★★★★★
WordUP Japanese is a bilingual dictionary and vocabulary-building app with full audio for Japanese language learners of all levels. Take your Japanese language ability to the next level with WordUP! A great app for studying Japanese or for when you travel to Japan. Made by Mirai Language Systems in partnership with Collins® Dictionaries.
★ Great Dictionary and Phrase Book Content
WordUP Japanese contains:
(1) an authoritative two-way (Japanese–English and English–Japanese) dictionary of over 10,000 words, and
(2) a phrase book of over 2,000 commonly-used Japanese phrases.
All words and phrases were compiled by Collins® Dictionaries and feature accompanying audio recordings by native Japanese speakers.
Look up Japanese words or phrases using the simple search function.
Note: You can choose to see romanized transcriptions of all Japanese words and phrases!
★ Record & Compare
WordUP boasts a truly innovative “Record & Compare” function, which enables you to record your own voice and compare it with the native Japanese audio. There is simply no better way to improve your pronunciation.
★ Playlists
In addition, you can create Japanese study lists of your own words and phrases, and listen to the words in a playlist. This is great for improving listening comprehension while relaxing.
★ Flashcards
With WordUP you can also view Japanese words and phrases as flashcards, which is a powerful way to help you retain the vocabulary. Two flashcard systems are offered: (1) a “Simple” linear flashcard system and (2) the “Leitner” spaced recognition system (SRS).
★ Quizzes
Test yourself with timed and interactive quizzes. Choose the number of questions in the quiz, and get a quick gauge on how well you have retained the Japanese words and phrases learned.
★ History and Share
Monitor your progress at a glance with the history function, and share any Japanese word or phrase with your friends and family with astonishing ease!
✪ About Us
Mirai Language Systems specializes in creating language-learning applications for iOS devices. Mirai’s apps have been featured numerous times by Apple on the App Store. Our motto is: “Changing the Way People Learn Languages.”
Data is supplied by and copyright of:
© 2011–2012 HarperCollins
WordUP Japanese is copyright of:
© 2011–2012 Mirai Language Systems
WordUP is also available for the following languages:
Arabic ⋅ Chinese (Mandarin) ⋅ Croatian ⋅ Czech ⋅ Danish ⋅ Dutch ⋅ Finnish ⋅ French ⋅ German ⋅ Greek ⋅ Italian ⋅ Korean ⋅ Norwegian ⋅ Polish ⋅ Portuguese (Brazilian) ⋅ Portuguese (Iberian) ⋅ Russian ⋅ Spanish (Iberian) ⋅ Spanish (Latin American) ⋅ Swedish ⋅ Thai ⋅ Turkish ⋅ Vietnamese
iTunes Customer Reviews for WordUP:
“Love it” ★★★★★
“Powerful” ★★★★★
“Just what I wanted” ★★★★★
“Great for vocabulary building” ★★★★★
WordUP Japanese is a bilingual dictionary and vocabulary-building app with full audio for Japanese language learners of all levels. Take your Japanese language ability to the next level with WordUP! A great app for studying Japanese or for when you travel to Japan. Made by Mirai Language Systems in partnership with Collins® Dictionaries.
★ Great Dictionary and Phrase Book Content
WordUP Japanese contains:
(1) an authoritative two-way (Japanese–English and English–Japanese) dictionary of over 10,000 words, and
(2) a phrase book of over 2,000 commonly-used Japanese phrases.
All words and phrases were compiled by Collins® Dictionaries and feature accompanying audio recordings by native Japanese speakers.
Look up Japanese words or phrases using the simple search function.
Note: You can choose to see romanized transcriptions of all Japanese words and phrases!
★ Record & Compare
WordUP boasts a truly innovative “Record & Compare” function, which enables you to record your own voice and compare it with the native Japanese audio. There is simply no better way to improve your pronunciation.
★ Playlists
In addition, you can create Japanese study lists of your own words and phrases, and listen to the words in a playlist. This is great for improving listening comprehension while relaxing.
★ Flashcards
With WordUP you can also view Japanese words and phrases as flashcards, which is a powerful way to help you retain the vocabulary. Two flashcard systems are offered: (1) a “Simple” linear flashcard system and (2) the “Leitner” spaced recognition system (SRS).
★ Quizzes
Test yourself with timed and interactive quizzes. Choose the number of questions in the quiz, and get a quick gauge on how well you have retained the Japanese words and phrases learned.
★ History and Share
Monitor your progress at a glance with the history function, and share any Japanese word or phrase with your friends and family with astonishing ease!
✪ About Us
Mirai Language Systems specializes in creating language-learning applications for iOS devices. Mirai’s apps have been featured numerous times by Apple on the App Store. Our motto is: “Changing the Way People Learn Languages.”
Data is supplied by and copyright of:
© 2011–2012 HarperCollins
WordUP Japanese is copyright of:
© 2011–2012 Mirai Language Systems
WordUP is also available for the following languages:
Arabic ⋅ Chinese (Mandarin) ⋅ Croatian ⋅ Czech ⋅ Danish ⋅ Dutch ⋅ Finnish ⋅ French ⋅ German ⋅ Greek ⋅ Italian ⋅ Korean ⋅ Norwegian ⋅ Polish ⋅ Portuguese (Brazilian) ⋅ Portuguese (Iberian) ⋅ Russian ⋅ Spanish (Iberian) ⋅ Spanish (Latin American) ⋅ Swedish ⋅ Thai ⋅ Turkish ⋅ Vietnamese
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 143.31 MB of space to download and install WordUP Japanese ~ Mirai Language Systems app. WordUP Japanese ~ Mirai Language Systems was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $4.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Mirai LLP at http://www.mirai-llp.com.
Copyright © 2011-2012 Mirai LLP
