Hiragana Tiles 1.0

Hiragana Tiles is an educational game created by Moshe Szweizer and Rivka Schlagbaum. The game is designed to help students of the Japanese language learn the hiragana writing system, which consists of 46 basic characters used for writing syllables in Japanese.

The game is played by matching hiragana tiles with their corresponding romaji (romanized Japanese) counterparts. The tiles are represented visually with colorful and playful graphics, making the learning process engaging and fun.

The game features several modes to suit different learning needs. For example, the Practice Mode allows players to study the characters before starting a game, while the Test Mode provides a timed challenge to test players' knowledge and speed. Additionally, the game tracks progress and provides feedback to help players identify areas for improvement.

• Created by Moshe Szweizer and Rivka Schlagbaum
• Educational game for learning the hiragana writing system
• Match hiragana tiles with corresponding romaji counterparts
• Engaging and fun graphics
• Several modes: Practice and Test Mode
• Tracks progress and provides feedback

Hiragana Tiles is a valuable resource for anyone looking to learn or reinforce their knowledge of hiragana characters in an enjoyable and interactive way.