This app contains one important feature that is missing from the vast majority of writing apps: when writing a character, it forces you to get each stroke RIGHT before you can progress to the next stroke. That alone is worth an upvote...other apps, which allow you to write a WHOLE character before telling you what you did wrong, do more harm than good, by allowing you to practice the wrong thing. This app will enforce proper stroke order, and will give you feedback immediately if you mess up, instead of waiting until it's too late. Well done!

Stroke-by-stroke is a fantastic feature, thank you for including that. The range of languages is pretty good too.

Hi PH, I'm Lieu from the Write Me Team. After almost 2 years of work in Chiang Mai, Thailand, we've launched our app Write Me. This app is available for Android & iOS devices. You can learn to write alphabets in 19 languages! Here are the highlights: ✓ 19 different language courses ✓ User-friendly interface is easy to navigate ✓ Individual courses covering different aspects of the characters ✓ Mini-games, flashcards, challenges and interactive games to help you learn much faster ✓ Learn to pronounce characters with a native language speaker We'd love to hear your feedback & receive your review on Producthunt. 🎁 Exclusively for product hunters, I'll be happy to send you a promo code for the pro version of the app! Please comment below 1 language you are learning in our list and if you are using Android or iOS. Kindly note that 1 hunter will get only 1 coupon for 1 language. 🎁Available languages in Write Me: Thai - Korean - Japanese - Vietnamese - Arabic - Bengali - Bulgarian - Burmese - Georgian - German - Greek - Hebrew - Hindi - Khmer - Lao - Mongolian - Nepali - Russian - Urdu

I've only tried a few lessons on this app and I love it so far! Especially love that it shows the stroke order, and an example of a word that uses the letter. I have two minor complaints though: The first is that I really really wish there was some way to see the written translation of the example words, instead of just having a picture. For instance: when learning to write Hindi, there's the word "akshar" given as example for the letter "a". There's a picture next to the word that could be interpreted as meaning "translation", or "transcription", or "language", and I don't know which it's supposed to be. The second complaint isn't very important, just that I wish it was written somewhere which tone class the different Thai consonants belong to. Overall great app, very grateful it exists!

Looks super cool, hopefully we'll see more languages soon!

Very nice and my 4 year old daughter loves it too :-)

Love the stroke by stroke feature. Currently studying Japanese so a great resource

I’m excited to continue my study to learn to write in Japanese!