Apps tagged with 'japanese-dictionary'

Android application for practicing writing Japanese characters.

Japanese dictionary & Nihongo learning tool. Both online and offline apps available.

Look up Japanese words with the hover of a mouse.

Tagaini Jisho is a free to use Japanese dictionary. It is available in several languages such as german or french.

Offline Japanese-English kanji dictionary.

Memento is a free and open source, mpv-based video player that makes studying Japanese easier with a built in popup dictionary, Anki integration, and more.

Integrated Japanese/Kanji dictionary, translation-aid and study system.

JWPce is a free Japanese <--> English dictionary and word processor created by Glenn Rosenthal.

Find any Japanese word in seconds.

This is a greatly enhanced fork of the defunct JWPce Japanese text editor (described below). Many bugs have been fixed and plenty of new features have been added.

Yomeru AI is an AI-powered Japanese reading platform designed for learners who want to read manga, light novels, and other Japanese content interactively — from complete beginners to advanced learners preparing for JLPT.

Typhon is a free, open-source ebook reader that allows you to keep your reading progress synchronized across multiple devices. It adds a Rikai-like feature for Japanese dictionary lookup.

Paste any Japanese sentence and get an instant AI-powered breakdown: translation, word-by-word analysis with furigana, grammar explanations, and JLPT difficulty levels.

RomajiDesu is a free online bi-directional Japanese-English dictionary, Kanji dictionary, Sentence analyzer and Japanese to Romaji/English translator, and Romaji to Hiragana/Katakana Converters for Japanese learners.

TabiTalk is a Japanese learning app for real conversations in Japan. Translate or ask about what you hear (or want to say) and it turns it into a short practice scenario, so you learn from your own moments instead of a generic curriculum.

Japanese-English popup dictionary that lets you look up Japanese word definitions without leaving your current screen! Look up Japanese words simply by copying to the system clipboard, from anywhere, including web browsers, PDFs, ebooks and emails.