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Kana Attack III
A time attack game for learning hiragana and katakana.
This is a game developed in Python and compiled for Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8 that is built to teach the kana syllabaries to students of the Japanese language. In this game, you must click on the appropriate hiragana or katakana symbol according to the pronunciation given to you. When a correct click is made, a sound plays and the kana disappears. The goal is to make all the kana disappear as fast as you can. -
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Super Kanji Time II
A time attack game for learning various kanji.
This is a game developed in Python and compiled for Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8 that is built to teach various kanji to students of the Japanese language. The kanji lists are taken from the textbook Nakama 2. In this game, you must click on the appropriate kanji according to the pronunciation given to you. When a correct click is made, a sound plays and the kanji disappears. The goal is to make all the kanji disappear as fast as you can. -
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Super Kanji Time I
A time attack game for learning various kanji.
This is a game developed in Python and compiled for Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8 that is built to teach various kanji to students of the Japanese language. The kanji lists are taken from the textbook Nakama 2. In this game, you must click on the appropriate kanji according to the pronunciation given to you. When a correct click is made, a sound plays and the kanji disappears. The goal is to make all the kanji disappear as fast as you can.
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