Learn Kana Easy - No trial, just free

Learn kana easys simple interface makes learning the japanese alphabet easy, your workload can be broken down into managebale chunks alowing you to study with ease. All the symbols are presented in a clear manageable fashion allowing you to work at your own pace. Each symbol can then be expanded on its own, allowing you to view more information on it.

Simply select as many symbols as you like to study, mark them as 'studying' and go to the study page. Your knowledge of those symbols will be reinforced with a clear understandable study process allowing you to soon master the kana. You can study symbols at completely your own pace with the marking system, just mark cards as 'studying' or 'learned', or if you're moving to fast mark them back to 'in-active'. When you next start up learn kana easy it will remember which symbols are 'studying' and 'learned'.

Learn kana easy takes the drag out of learning by using fun interactive techniques to reinforce the knowledge into your brain. Fully interactive puzzles will help you memorise the symbols. The puzzles even range from easy to hard, so you can start using them to learn almost straight away instead of having to learn the whole kana first.

When you're ready you can take a test on what you've learned, this will not only clarify to you what you have learned and show you what you should be focusing on but also give you the confidence in what you are doing to continue making progress. The tests are very versatile, they can test you in several different ways. Testing your japanese in english, or your english in japanese. This dynamic approach to testing will not only test you but you will learn even from the tests.

Another nifty little feature is the progress page, where you can view and track your progress. Showing since you installed the applciation with the aid of an easy to read graph how many symbols you've learned and are studying. Also over how long, allowing you to set yourself realistic goals and give you confidence that you are making progress with what may be seen as the daunting process of undertaking the kana.