LexaLingo

iOS app by William Nield. Education · William Nield

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
1
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-10

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LexaLingo brings Japanese learning together through three connected experiences: Learn, Read, and Write. Build vocabulary, experience Japanese through stories and dialogue, and develop the confidence to create sentences yourself; all with the freedom to learn in Japanese or romaji. LEARN Build your N5, N4, and N3 vocabulary with clear learning cards, spoken audio, and varied checkpoints designed to strengthen long-term recall. READ Experience Japanese through illustrated stories and dialogues. Follow along in Japanese or romaji, reveal English when needed, tap words for their meaning, and save useful vocabulary for future Learn sessions. WRITE Move from recognizing Japanese to building it yourself. Guided exercises help you understand sentence structure, create natural answers, and work through mistakes with focused feedback. MADE TO FIT HOW YOU LEARN • Switch freely between Japanese and romaji • Hear vocabulary and dialogue with spoken audio • Learn through vocabulary, stories, and guided writing • Save words from Read directly into Learn • Download selected content for offline study • Keep your progress, bookmarks, and saved words • Sign in optionally to sync supported progress across devices • Practice with N5, N4, and N3 material LexaLingo is built for calm, distraction-free practice, with clean presentation, useful feedback, natural pacing, and skills that reinforce one another. Learn the words. Understand the stories. Build the sentences. Make Japanese stay with you.

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