This app is only for the perfectionist student.
For the student who wants to learn 3000 characters in 3 months.
Who learn visually with advanced primitive breakdown of every character.

- Primitive radicals for 4,800 kanji + hanzi characters (e.g. 親 (parent) is made of 見, 立, 木).
- 6 kanji + hanzi language sets: JLPT, JOYO, HSK, TOCFL, Taiwan School System, Hong Kong School System character sets.
- 7 games: flashcards, multiple choice, scrabble, tiles, matchup, blockfall keywords, blockfall primitives.
- Unified keywords across all kanji + hanzi character sets, based as closely to the original meaning as possible (and you can download customised lists too!)
- Spaced-Repetition System that.. is simply incredible. When you get down into the deeper levels with thousands of characters to remember, you'll be amazed at how accurately the right character comes along.
- Similar character, character usage, Japanese/Chinese dictionary of common words all included per card.

Scribe: Origins is designed to help students rapidly learn the thousands of kanji/hanzi characters required for reading and writing Asian languages. Specifically, students of Japanese or Chinese language. To make learning as fast as possible, we've developed several different games to help practice the characters you are currently learning. Using a unified, inbuilt spaced-repetition system, whichever game you are playing will use the same characters you are currently studying, and remember your progress in them as a single study deck.

Scribe: Origins is an attempt to map nearly 5000 commonly used kanji + hanzi characters across Japanese Kanji, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese Hanzi. Each character has a single, 1-to-1 mapping between each character and a unified meaning. Each character also has a breakdown of the primitives (the component characters/radicals) that make up a larger character. These are the KEY to rapid learning, to help you understand that the meaning of a larger character is derived from using a handful of common smaller characters. This is key to learn kanji and learn hanzi, upwards of 30 new characters per day.

Many teachers also advise students to write a story of the primitives, and how that makes up the larger character. For example, the character 親 (parent) is made up of smaller characters: 見 (see), 立 (standing up), 木 (tree). So one might make up a story, "a PARENT *stands up* on a *tree*, to *see* where their children are". Using this story, when you need to remember how to write "parent", you would remember this story, and from there remember the 3 primitive characters: 見, 立, 木, and the character would come together.

Unlike other data sources, this project has used as many historically accurate primitives as possible, rather than using artificial components.

Features:

- Similar character list in the base flashcard study mode, so you can associate the different kanji and hanzi to watch out for
- Japanese dictionary and Chinese dictionary included, showing only the most common meanings, so you can get a feel for how to use the character across languages.
- Study Kanji completely offline - no internet bandwidth used. Learn and study kanji anywhere - on the train, bus, on the way to work, sitting waiting, in coffee shops, on bed before dreaming Kanji in your sleep.