Human Japanese

I really like the app so far but it crashes quite often when going to the next or previous page, sometimes it works fine, sometimes it just completely crashes

One of the best pieces of language learning software ice encountered (after going through Pimsleur, Rosetta and the like). Consider buying with the intermediate app for a discount. Worth every cent.

The great thing of this app is that it's like a person is actually teaching you, instead of you reading just a book/app. It is understandable, has humor, and uses the right pace. I've learned a great deal from it and I'm not even a native English speaker.

Great app for learning Japanese for beginners with very good explanations. I have just started and I'm already starting to see results. Definitely worth recommending!

This program is a great step to start with learning Japanese. It explains grammar in a very interesting way and builds your vocabulary each step. It also has moments where it gives fun facts, cultural differences, and stunning pictures.
There is only one feature I'm missing and that is progress syncing between hardware. I use this app and the intermediate version on my iPad, but I like doing the quizzes on my iPhone while underway. And it would be nice if experience points and progress syncs.

Very good app for learning japanese. Already mastered the basics of japanese before this app but i would wish i had this app 2 years ago.
 5 stars from me
Schrambo

I've not been able to find any word in the dictionary yet, but the rest is really good. Voc an gramner are presented in an easy way and it is not hard to get a good overview. I definitly recommend this app to people that want to do some self study. Try the lite version first if your not convinced ^^

No doubt learning Japanese talking to real people is even more effective, but that's not an option for everyone.
This is probably the next best thing: an interactive course. It takes you from the very basics of Japanese to a level where you can understand simple written and spoken Japanese, and if you're good you can even write or speak yourself at the same level. It effectively uses the iPhone/iPod user interface to be more than just a textbook: the strokes of the symbols you learn are drawn in slow-motion, you can hear the pronounciation of almost every Japanese phrase that is shown, and there are quizzes to test your skills. Some useful information about Japanese culture is also included, including hints about when, and when not, to use those phrases you are learning. The author clearly loves the language, has experience teaching it, and knows how to pace the material. I'm willing to foregive him his sometimes corny jokes. :-)
Most definitely worth the money.