Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Reference | $9.99 | Sukolsak Sakshuwong | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
DICTIONARY ENTRIES
• More than 170,000 word entries. Each entry shows readings, meanings, and kanji breakdown.
• More than 12,000 kanji entries. Each entry shows readings, meanings, and example compounds.
• Example sentences with furigana (small hiragana above kanji).
• Words in example sentences are linked to the definitions.
• Over 6,000 kanji with stroke order diagrams and stroke order animations.
• Over 720,000 Japanese proper names, place names, given names, company names and product names.
SEARCH & TRANSLATE
• Search words by kana or romaji, such as あき or aki
• Search kanji by drawing them. Our Japanese handwriting recognition can handle arbitrary stroke order.
• Search kanji by radicals, e.g. 禾 + 火 -> 秋
• Search suggestion when the input is in a conjugated form, e.g. 走った -> 走る
• Search with wildcard characters, e.g. 日*人 returns all words that start with 日 and end with 人
• Search with the SKIP system
• Partial results when the full word is not found, e.g. searching for 青い本 returns the results for 青い and 本
• Fast incremental search gives you the result instantly as you type
LISTS & BOOKMARKS
• List of kanji as taught in Japanese schools from grade 1 to 6
• List of kanji by frequency as appeared in Japanese newspapers
• List of kanji and words by Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) levels
• Lists of hiragana and katakana, each with stroke diagram and animation
• Bookmarks with folders support. You can export, import, or share bookmarks with your friends.
OTHER FEATURES
• Flashcards for bookmarked words and kanji
• Audio pronunciations (from speech synthesis)
• Create a vocabulary list with definitions from Japanese text in one tap
• Scratch pad for practicing writing kanji on iPad
• No internet connection required. The app is completely offline.
• 3D Touch support
• Split View on compatible iPad
• Universal app. Buy it once, run on all your iOS devices, whether it's iPhone or iPad
Visit our website at www.midoriapp.com to learn more about the app. If you have any questions, please let us know at [email protected] Thank you!
When I first bought this, it was okay but there were better options out there. After all the updates, continuous support, and improvements this is definitely the go to app for Japanese and English. While I still keep a couple other dictionaries on my phone for reference, Midori is what I use on a daily basis. Well worth the price in every respect.
I've been studying Japanese for almost 7 years now, and this is probably the best dictionary you'll ever come by! 100% recommend it.
Midori has been my "go to" since it debuted. It's gone from good, to great, to "wow", amazing how it keeps getting better and better. But I *so* hope to see a way to drill my "bookmarked" lists of terms. I can do this with various 漢字, but **not with the vocab words themselves**. The "lists" feauture is kinda cool, but I'd prefer to see a re-design combining *my* lists with the app creator's, as these terms are confusing. (these are rightly called "lists" in Anki, Memrise, Skritter, etc.) Anyway, currently, my "bookmarked" (lists) are are not yet available for SRS flashcard study. I feel this is **key** for re-inforcing kanji / vocab, and would make a **perfect** study tool -- so, could you do that, next? ((お願いします!))...
The best designed and usable Japanese dictionary on the App Store. Amazing! I use it all the time. Has great examples and lets you draw and search for kanji. Also let's you past large fields of text and translate. However I would say that a basic knowledge of Japanese definitely makes this dictionary all the more useful. It gets straight to business! Update 1/23/17: still the best. Still use it all the time ;)
This app is great for learning, and reference. I used it successfully several times to quickly look up key words and build sentences when I was in Japan. You can enter a word in English and are presented with options - and pronunciations. This is really nice if you suspect that you know what a sign says, but want to validate.
Midori is essential for Japanese language students. If you're wondering whether or not you need this app, the answer is "yes". Its value far exceeds its modest price. Finally, the developer is the most responsive I've ever had the pleasure of interacting with; he takes great pains to make Midori as comprehensive and polished as possible.
Wow just gets better with every update. So many easy ways to look up kanji. So worth the price.
I've had this app since 2012 and I use it nearly every day. An indispensable resource for those learning Japanese.
I really like this app better than most others out there. You can disable/enable different features for the flash cards so they appear as you want them to. Being able to draw the kanji is very helpful too. The only feature that would make the app perfect is being able to choose a folder and practicing flash cards from all subfolders. Right now you can only practice one set of vocab at a time, but it'd be great to be able to mix them up.