KTdict Chinese Dictionary Reviews – Page 3
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
Best one out there.
Estyn12345
One of the best apps for Chinese. Love that I have access even with no service so I can look up things in the woods when I’m walking with my son.
Best app for looking up Chinese words
oorangelemon
You can look words up by typing in English, Chinese, or Pinyin which I think is amazing.
Excellent Dictionary
Glass_World
Flashcard aspect is very confusing, OCR doesn’t work, but the definitions are excellent. Makes a good dictionary but not for on the go translation.
Stellar free app
Bram Lambrus
This app is incredibly helpful for offline translation - I have a decent foundation in Chinese but weak vocabulary, and use this app to find the right phrase for chatting with my family when I visit China. Really helpful that it translates both ways, navigates smoothly, and looks good. Only recommendation would be to help identify the more commonly used phrases, as some of the listed translations are more archaic.
Color
Niubility8888
Why did you change the color of the App icon suddenly after 10 years?? Otherwise it’s the best Chinese app out there and certainly the one with the greatest value, I’ve been a loyal user since 2010!
Good...but please make it better
Pigfights
I've have been studying Chinese for a while now. I am currently living in China. I bought the app add on for the flash card trainer. However there are many words that it mispronounces. Example：呢 (pinyin:nē) the app pronounces it sounding like 'knee'; then 没关系 (pinyin: méi gūan xì) the app pronounces the 系(xì) like with a sound like the word "eye" (s/eye)....please fix or refund me my money.
Handy!
888K888
I found this free app really handy and used it for several years. Recently I got Pleco which has more capabilities, but KT certainly remains a highly functional and well designed app overall. I also like that it uses the Creative Commons CC-CEDICT (also used by Pleco and MDBG) which incorporates new terms from web sources, giving a sense of contemporary language. Thank you KT!