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PSP homebrew - AnyLanguageStudy v0.5 |
Listed in: Homebrew Applications, News Tags: anylanguagestudy, nakano, psp homebrew
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Homebrew coder Nakano has recently released a new version of AnyLanguageStudy, a handy app for studying words, grammar and characters.

Now on version 0.5, the latest release includes the following changes and improvements:
- Fixed a typo sring to string which caused a crash in certain situation.
- Modified logic, if word was not known immediately. Now it's not marked as known when you correct yourself.
- Improved usability by adding new notes and changing option texts.
- Added an option to switch the font color. I did some usability testing and they considered that it's difficult to see the answers if background and text are white (may be a problem with picture lists).
- Added an option to wait a press after the right answer (requested by Kassad).
- A possibility to search English definitions. For example, you may create your own phrase book for Japanese (or any other language) and use it when you're visiting the country. If you want to use pre-made sentences, I parsed Tatoeba sentences (from 04/03/2011; approx. 150,000 sentences) for you. (extra feature)
Developer's note:
Hello everyone! My previous entry in PSP scene was updating PixelDragon's Japanese dictionary called PSPEdict. This time I have also created something related to Japanese language; an application to study Japanese words, grammar and characters. However, if you don't study Japanese, you're able to create your own lists for any language (see README.txt)
This app is also the devs entry for the ongoing PSP Genesis Competition 2011.
Download: AnyLanguageStudy v0.5 (signed)
Via [Wololo]
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BTW, I'm saddened by the Tsunami in Japan. My prayers are in you Japan!
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