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Arman Suleimenov
@suleimenov · CEO, ZeroToOneLabs.com
Hi, Product Hunt. The creators of Kanji Ninja here.
When I studied Japanese at Princeton, in addition to the class textbook I used two separate books just to learn reading and drawing kanjis: ‘Remembering the Kanji’ (James Heisig) and Kanji Pict-O-Graphix (Michael Rowley). I found it hard (and boring) to do it with books and started the search for the best… See more
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Steven Rueter
@rueter · Developer
Would you consider offering some promo codes to the PH community? I'd love to try it, even at $0.99, but $3.99 is sort of beyond the threshold for apps for me. Looks and sounds cool.
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Arman Suleimenov
@suleimenov · CEO, ZeroToOneLabs.com
Hi, Product Hunt. The creators of Kanji Ninja here.
When I studied Japanese at Princeton, in addition to the class textbook I used two separate books just to learn reading and drawing kanjis: ‘Remembering the Kanji’ (James Heisig) and Kanji Pict-O-Graphix (Michael Rowley). I found it hard (and boring) to do it with books and started the search for the best… See more
Brian Lee
@kay0stheory · code monkey @ theymadethat
Are you going to add Japanese pronunciation on top of the English meaning? If you are it would be nice to have Chinese as well.
Fedotov Maxim
@doutatsu · Studio Shogun CEO & BridgeU Web Dev
This looks amazing! Do you incorporate Heisig technique for memorisation as in creating a story for kanji? I use kohii kanji to get other people stories which helps me memorise much quicker.