Written Chinese Dictionary Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 45 reviews. Read all reviews for Written Chinese Dictionary for iPhone.
Written Chinese Dictionary is free iOS app published by Gigabud Limited
Love the stories
Dustr77
Love the flash cards for hsk and the stories! I'm sharing this tool with students that I currently am tutoring. Thank you! Your app is easy to use, understand, and follow. Love how one can check pronunciation too. Looking forward to sharing this tool with future students.
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Master Tate
Great app if it worked... every time I click something I have to exit the app and come back just to have it work. EVERY TIME. Once this is fixed, I will fix my rating
Pretty good
lizzerlee
I wish it had a feature to practice writing. Either hear a word and write it or see an English word and write it.
Works well and easy to use
Starkus Maas
It's easy to use. I wish they would provide a native iPad version as well.
Versatile and easy to use
Natalie1123
This app is easy to use and comes with a lot of freebies. You can easily search the dictionary with English, Chinese characters, or Pinyin. Along with the definition, each dictionary citation is accompanied by several sample sentences that show how the word is used idiomatically. The sample sentences range in order from simple to complex. This is a very useful feature! If the word is comprised of two characters, you can, by tapping on each character in the word, easily learn even more new words. This allows you to increase your vocabulary rapidly. Each word also comes with an animated stroke order feature. If the app allowed you to WRITE characters on the screen, it would be very easily the top Chinese learning app on the Internet. This app also comes loaded with several flashcard sets that are free. I'm using the free HSK flash card sets. I am also easily loading the new words from the textbook I am using. There are other Chinese learning apps out there, but this one tops out because it is easy to use, technically reliable, and relatively inexpensive. I was ready to spend $180 on a Chinese writing app when my teacher sent me a Link to WrittenChinese.com
Less than a minute
less than a minute
I was using the scanner for less than a minute and it told me I had to pay