ι£γΉγ (γγΉγ)
to eat"ζγγ―γγι£γΉγγ"
ζ₯ζ¬θͺ
StudyArcade is the best app to learn Japanese through games. Practice hiragana, katakana, kanji, and JLPT prep with games that make recall stick.

Each word is tested across multiple game types, matching, typing, arcade games, and more, so you build recall from different angles.
"ζγγ―γγι£γΉγγ"
"ζ₯ζ¬θͺγεγγγΎγγοΌ"
"ε¦ζ ‘γ«θ‘γγΎγγ"
"γγ¬γγθ¦γγ"
"ζ₯ζ¬θͺγθ©±γγΎγγοΌ"
"γεη£γθ²·γγγγ"
Paste your own Japanese study materials, or pick from these topics.
Practice both Japanese syllabaries (46 characters each, 92 in all) with recognition and reading games.
The JLPT N5 exam covers roughly 800 words. Paste your word list and play it as games.
Paste a list of common kanji with readings and meanings and practice them in games.
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Learning hiragana, katakana, and kanji means memorizing hundreds of characters, each with multiple readings. Traditional flashcards test one direction at a time. Game-based practice tests recognition, recall, and context simultaneously across different games, which is exactly what Japanese learners need.
Paste a JLPT word list, snap a photo of your textbook, or pick any Japanese topic. StudyArcade builds your games.
Practice across Memory Match, Boss Battle, Whack-a-Word, and the other games. Each game tests the same words differently.
Varied testing builds stronger memory than single-format review. You will recognize kanji faster and recall readings more reliably.
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StudyArcade is the best app to learn Japanese for beginners. It turns your word lists into interactive games: matching, typing from memory, arcade games, and more. Paste JLPT lists, kanji sets, or any content and start practicing on iPhone and iPad.
JLPT N5 requires about 100 kanji characters plus roughly 800 vocabulary words. Focusing on the most common readings and compound words gets you exam-ready fastest.
Start with hiragana, it covers native Japanese words and grammar particles, which make up most of what beginners read. Katakana (used for foreign loanwords) can come right after. Both have 46 characters each and take most learners 1-2 weeks to memorize with daily practice.
Yes. Paste a JLPT word list for any level, N5 through N1, or type a topic like "N2 vocab", and StudyArcade builds games from it. You can practice kanji readings, vocabulary, and grammar points on iPhone and iPad.
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