Hiragana Nazori Lite 4+

Name: Hiragana Nazori Lite
Rating: 3.5 (12 reviews)
Author: STX Games

STX Games

Designed for iPhone

- 3.5 • 12 Ratings

- Free

iPhone Screenshots

Description

iPhone application program made by native Japanese. Most popular Japanese Tracing app in Japan!

Full Version.
Sep 14,2010
Game/Educational Rank #1 in Japan.
Game/Kids Grossing Rank #1 in Japan.

Lite Version
Sep 12,2010
Education Rank #3 in Japan.

A lot of opinions were asked and made from parents who had the child who went to elementary school.
There are points to that tracing becomes happy.

Six points to

1.Right stroke order.
Its most important to japanese, but
many Japanese tracing apps is not right order.

2.Practice by Kaisho-tai(most popular letter style).

3. Interface that can be done even by oneself.

4. Stamp mode that understands at one view.

How many characters did the child practice, easy to see at one view.

5. Announcement function

It is pronounced that the character is pushed.
Familiarity boils in the child because it reads it out in child's voice.
　
6. Selection function

The character to want to learn emphatically can be selected.

This is the lite version.

Sep 6, 2017

Version 2.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Support for All Hiragana(a to n) .
Fix for iOS10,64-bit.

3.5 out of 5

12 Ratings

Lite version only has 5 kana

The bad: as stated in the title, the lite version only has the first FIVE kana (a, i, u, e, o). That's it.

The good: I like the interface. You can adjust it to practice the kana you want.

The bottom line: this is only worth getting if you're wondering what the paid version is like. Some lite versions of apps have functionality of their own, but this is only good as a preview--not worth downloading if you're looking for a free hiragana practicing app.

Very good!

I love the app and plan on getting the full version. But I think you should say what the characters are cause I don't know which one I'm writing.

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