UPDATE: Some people have been asking about Level 7.
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UPDATE: Some people have been asking about Level 7. The kanji dictionary I use to create the worksheets predates this recent revision, and therefore is missing.
This will be fixed soon, however for most people there will be plenty to be kept busy with until then!In addition I am working on dynamic worksheet creation, so you can create your own workbooks!----Kanji Workbooks provides you with the complete set of the Japanese Joyou Kanji for handwriting practice.Each page provides multiple boxes for drills, but you can always print more if you need more practice!On each opposing side you have the on-yomi and kun-yomi, and the English meanings of each kanji.Once downloaded, you can print as many copies of each of the 10 included workbooks as you like. A preview of each workbook is also shown in the app.--The author, Mathieu Tozer, himself a master of Japanese, created these workbooks to revise his knowledge and understanding of the beautiful characters. These workbooks are the perfect complement to your current study or revision of written Japanese.
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Here is the developer's blog: http://matdev.blogspot.de/2005_10_23_archive.htmlYou could also ask our users to help you find the developer's contact page here: http://answers.informer.com/ask
I'd like to review Kanji Workbooks, but it is not available for download or demo in the U.S. version of MacAppStore. Can someone suggest a workaround?If the description of your workbook pages might be more specific, that would be great. Are these essentially e-versions of the tracings done in Kanji learning workbooks? If not, what is the essential difference? I like onyomi and kunyomi highlighting. Are various levels of jouyou kanji with specific kanji vocabulary that pertain to these grade levels cross referenced? This can often be helpful as kanji are quite often re-introduced with additional pronunciations for more sophisticated compound forms in succeeding grade levels.