Japanese Math Flashcards

Japanese Math Flashcards

ByungJo Ahn
Free

App information

Version
1.2.1
Download size
40.33MB
First released
2026-09-28
Developer
ByungJo Ahn
Bundle ID
com.libertinetech.flashcard
Category
Education (155,215)
Developer website
noeticframe.com/flashcard

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About

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A gentle flashcard app for ages 3–6 to learn Hiragana, Katakana, and addition and subtraction within 10 through pictures, audio, and simple questions. Words and early math, together in one easy place. Large cards, clear controls, and short instructions help children practice independently or together with a grown-up. DAILY FIVE & STICKER BOOK • Listen to a Japanese word and choose the matching picture from three options • Try five word questions each day; math stays in its own courses • Finish a daily set and choose one animal sticker per day • Replay today’s five questions whenever you like • Tap an earned sticker to hear its Japanese name • Grown-ups can view the past seven days of daily practice, saved on the device HIRAGANA & KATAKANA • Learn familiar Japanese words with colorful illustrations, including 25 voiced and p-sound kana • Use Look and Learn mode to reveal each answer • Say the answer aloud in the speaking test • Choose 5 cards, 10 cards, or the full deck; start with 5 cards • Replay audio and repeat at your own pace ADDITION & SUBTRACTION • Practice beginner-friendly problems with answers up to 10 • Choose picture-based questions or numbers only • Reveal answers while learning step by step • Pick the correct answer from three choices in quiz mode • Complete a focused set of 10 questions MADE FOR YOUNG LEARNERS • Large buttons and readable text • Supports phones, tablets, portrait, and landscape • Available in Japanese and English • Explains microphone use before requesting permission Use it for a child’s first Hiragana and Katakana practice, early Japanese vocabulary, or preschool addition and subtraction. Children can learn at their own pace, while grown-ups can easily join when help is needed.

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Who made it?

The developer is ByungJo Ahn, and the app identifier is com.libertinetech.flashcard.

When was it first released?

It was first released on 2026-09-28, according to our own database record.

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