Senra - Listening Flashcards

About this app

Senra is an app for learning Japanese with the Senra Method. From kana to JLPT N5 and N3, to real signs photographed in Tokyo — define a scope, split it into cards, drill it, hide what you already know, and spend your time only on what is left, until nothing remains. The Senra Method Define the scope. Split it into cards. Drill it. Hide what you have mastered. Concentrate on what is left. After every round, less remains unlearned. Official decks, all free · Japanese kana: 46 hiragana, 46 katakana, 25 voiced and plosive kana, 33 contracted sounds · JLPT N3 grammar: time, cause and judgment / hearsay, state and scope / contrast, means and keigo / honorific, humble and polite — 201 points across four decks · JLPT N5 core vocabulary and high-frequency sentence patterns · Real Tokyo signs: 33 from inside stations, 16 from the streets, redrawn as vector plates true to the measured colours and layout · 9 Tokyo Metro lines and 185 stations, with kanji, readings, station numbers and transfers · The names and readings of Tokyo's 23 wards, plus the 14 kanji that keep coming back in place names · Japanese dates: weekdays, months and days, 53 cards Online decks are searchable by name and tag, and work offline once downloaded. Main features · Rich cards: furigana, grammar notes, images, audio and video · Autoplay for continuous drilling, on both rich cards and media cards · Hide mastered cards so the remaining range shrinks round by round · Jump from one card to a specific card in another deck, with a preview before switching · Import your own local decks · Eight interface languages Senra is not about seeing more cards. It is about managing a whole scope until nothing is left unlearned. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Fixes sticky elements inside web cards While scrolling a card's content, a toolbar meant to stay pinned at the top would scroll away with the content — the play bar on listening cards, for example. The cause: a style the app injected to stop web pages from scrolling sideways created an extra scrolling area inside the card, so sticky elements resolved against the wrong one. Sideways scrolling is now blocked only at the outermost layer, and sticky elements behave correctly. Swiping between cards is unaffected, and web pages still cannot scroll sideways.

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