KTdict Chinese Dictionary Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 84 reviews. Read all reviews for KTdict Chinese Dictionary for iPhone.
KTdict Chinese Dictionary is free iOS app published by Klaus Thul
Been using this for years
DP8912
Very happy with the quality of translations for this dictionary app. There are ads, but they are unobtrusive. Highly recommend.
I have been using this app for more than 5 years.
赤井秀一.
This is a good dictionary and very comfortable for me to use, but I also wish they will add more example sentences.
Very good
Jon Wain
Could be even better if it includes the meaning of the radical or parts that form the character.
By far the best!! A+++
OuYangTao
I have studied Chinese for about 8 years and now have a masters degree fluency. I have used this app since the very beginning and it still is the best I’ve ever found.
Best app for Chinese
macstermind
My favorite is the reader, better than Pleco. Get the premium version it’s worth it. You can even select different font styles and have the choice of mainland, TW, HK for voice reading. Also character reference on the side of the reading pane and can add words to flash card practice. Characters are large. I will say that the character photo scanner didn’t work force the first time I tried but I haven’t tried again. If they had a stroke order or practice function for learning to write this would be even better.
Favorite app
司馬卓
Great for study. Would only ask that the developer include a way to have Chinese text in ‘Reader’ mode also change color to indicate tones. Color tone feature currently only available in dictionary entries. Keep up the great work! 加油
It's very helpful
hdbcbhd
It's a pretty good app. It helps me a lot with me Chinese homework. The only problem I have with it is that it doesn't always read the word correctly. One suggestion I have is that when you type in the radical, a list of words that start with that radical will pop up.
I’m a kid so what’s the point.
coolcutie09
I’m a 9 year old. This app is great for homework because I’m an American that goes to a Chinese after school. Thanks for helping!