Learn Japanese Kanji-Vocabulary Lexic-Lite

Remembering new words and Kanji is guaranteed.

We guarantee you will remember the Kanji and words you learn. Just follow Lexic's learning process.

5-10 minutes of learning a day.

5-10 minutes a day of reviewing new Kanji and words,
can expand your vocabulary by about 70 Kanji and words every month.


Memorizing Kanji and words in a systematic manner.

Lexic incorporates a unique learning algorithm. The learning process is divided to Short-term memorizing and a long-term memorization.


More than 8700 words and Kanji.


User controlled learning workload.

You can define the maximum and the minimum number of words you review every day.


Automatic instant access to web dictionaries and audio.

With a click of a button, you access Google translate or a second dictionary,
there you can hear the word's pronounced by a native speaker.


The Kanji & words learned, are defined by you and/or by Lexic.

Insert new Kanji and words to Lexic. Once inserted to Lexic, you will never forget this Kanji & word, just follow the learning procedure.

When you don't insert Kanji or words manually,
Lexic selects new Kanji and words for you to fit your Japanese proficiency level.


Lexic motivates you to learn using the stars.

Learning a second language can be frustrating, Lexic will give you a bright star every day you learn and a blue star when you neglect to study.


Reminder notifications.

You can get notifications once a day reminding you to review your vocabulary.


One device can be used by many users.

One Lexic installation supports multiple user personalities. You can use one device for a whole class or a whole family.


Lexic encapsulates more than 30 years of language learning, language teaching, and research.

How it works:

Every day Lexic will present the student with a list of Kanji/words to review.

Each Kanji/word you learn has a learning cycle which is controlled by Lexic.

When a Kanji/word is presented, the student clicks either the "remember" button or the "forgot" button.
Click the "Translate" button to see a translation.
Hear an audio of the pronunciation by clicking the "Dictionary" button.

The Kanji/words learning process:
All of the Kanji/words being learned are divided into classes.
Each class includes words with a specific level of remembrance.
The bottom class consists of new Kanji/words that the student does not know.
The top class consists of Kanji/words that the student knows well.
Between the bottom class and the top class, there are intermediate classes.
Each Kanji/word gradually moves up from the bottom class through the middle classes to the top class.
Kanji/Words in the bottom class are reviewed every day. Kanji/Words in the top class are reviewed once a month. In the intermediate classes, the Kanji/words are reviewed once in periods that are growing from once in three days, up to once a month.
For a word to move from a class to a higher one, the student must remember the Kanji/word in three consecutive reviews.
When a Kanji/word "graduates" the highest class, it is considered known and the student will not see it in Lexic anymore.


New Kanji/words are entered into Lexic in two ways.
* You enter Kanji/words manually whenever you encounter a new one.
* If you don't enter new Kanji/words manually, Lexic will introduce new words automatically.

The new automatically introduced Kanji/words will be Kanji/words from a list which the student sets up according to his level of Japanese proficiency. Japanese Lexic has a lexicon of close to 8000 Japanese Kanji/words arranged in 6 levels.

Lexic let you set your learning workload. You can set the minimum and the maximum words you review each day.

Lexic let you edit each word, its pronunciation, its explanation and context examples.

Lexic incorporates automatic access to two independent dictionaries.
In this lite version, the number of words you can learn at any time is limited to 20