Nihongo 1.26.1 Release Notes Improvements The kanji drawing area's erase button will now move up when the tab bar is visible, so you can press it immediately after opening the app.Updated in-app screenshots to reflect latest
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Nihongo 1.26 Release Notes Major UpdatesFlashcard Audio - Words can now be spoken aloud as you study them in flashcards.Other ImprovementsAudio prosody and pitch has been improved for common and uncommon words using text-to-speech.App will
Nihongo 1.25.1 Release Notes Bug Fixes Make Quick Note links to dictionary history decks use absolute dates, so you don't have a link to "Today from 9:00am to 10:00am" that no longer represents the correct
Nihongo 1.25 Release Notes Major UpdatesiPad Quick Notes - Add notes to dictionary entries, clippings, and flashcard decks, that will be synced with the Notes app. Requires iPad OS 15.Other ImprovementsOver 800 new words, and 3000
Nihongo 1.24.1 Release Notes Improvements Improve layout of subscription status screen at larger dynamic type sizes.Expand the hit area for tapping on the existing photo count to view existing photos, when the "Attach Photo" button is
Nihongo 1.24 Release Notes Nihongo is now on reddit! Come join the community to share tips, flashcard decks, workflows, and help shape the future of the app. Major UpdatesMore Pitch Accents - Pitch accents on over 35,
Nihongo 1.23.x Release Notes Bug Fixes Fix app getting stuck on "Changing language" screen when changing languages.Fix crash when completing Nihongo Pro purchase from a word triage screen, after viewing multiple previous word triage screens.Fix
Nihongo 1.23 Release Notes Major UpdatesReal Human Audio - Over 10,000 word entries now have pronunciation audio with native Japanese speakers.Other ImprovementsWhen the "Attach Photo" option is available on a word entry, and the word
Nihongo 1.22 Release Notes Major UpdatesLarger Text & Dynamic Type - Default font sizes throughout the app have been increased, and your iOS text size setting will now be respected throughout the app.Auto Clipboard Search -
Releases Nihongo 1.21 Release Notes Major UpdatesCloud Syncing - Your flashcards, clippings, photos, and more will now be synced automatically to all your devices via iCloud.Family Sharing - Nihongo Pro subscriptions can now be shared with up
Releases Nihongo 1.20 Release Notes Major Updates Pitch Accents - Standard Japanese pitch accent pronunciation guides can now be displayed on over 40,000 word entries. Data is provided by the CJK Dictionary Institute, and requires a separate
Nihongo 1.19 Release Notes Photo Lookup (OCR) You can now look up Japanese words just by taking a picture of them.Simply tap on words to look them up, no viewfinder or other complicated interface.Load from
Nihongo 1.18 Release Notes Major Updates Conjugation Tables - Entries for verbs and adjectives now contain a list of common conjugations.Russian Language Support - Russian definitions can now be downloaded from the Settings tab, and if
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Nihongo 1.17 Release Notes Major Updates New Audio Options - You can now select voice quality, gender, and speaking speed from the Settings tab.Romaji Improvements - New clipping and flashcard formatting options are now available for
Nihongo 1.16.x Release Notes I've put out a few patch releases to Nihongo 1.16 in the last few weeks to address some bugs that came to light after the release. Here are the details: 1.16.
Nihongo 1.16 Release Notes Major Updates Dark Mode - Nihongo sports a sleek new dark interface, great for studying at night. Requires iOS 13. Modern Interface - Nihongo has been updated to a more modern style, with
Guides Using Videogames to Study Japanese Here are some things to consider that will help you get the most out of the time you spend playing games in Japanese.
