Jsho - Japanese Dictionary APK Free Download for Android © Richard L

Jsho - Japanese Dictionary ric.Jsho App Details

Price: Free
Latest Version Date: 2022-10-12
Min. Android Version: 6.0
Developer: Richard L
Latest Version Size: 81Mb
Category: Books and reference
Google Play Downloads: 500 000+ (43)

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Jsho - Japanese Dictionary Description

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Jsho - Japanese Dictionary is a Books and reference app for Android phones and tablets developed by Richard L. The latest APK version of Jsho - Japanese Dictionary is 2.14.9 compatible with Nexus, Sumsung Galaxy, LG, Huawei and Kindle Fire mobile phones and android devices having system version 6.0 and higher. The last mod was released on 12-окт-2022 and has google play package name ric.Jsho. Please read the details about the app below. Easy and fast Jsho - Japanese Dictionary APK download of the android version 2.14.9 is available directly on ApkGain.com. Jsho - Japanese Dictionary APK is the property and trademark from the developer Richard L. Please note that we only provide the original and free apk package installation without any modifications. Check our "safe download" sign to get the latest report from McAfee to see if the Jsho - Japanese Dictionary download is completely secure. Customers who installed and used this app gave over 75500 user ratings with an average rating 4,0 of 5 stars relating to Jsho - Japanese Dictionary. More than 500000 people have used this app by now. Join them now and download Jsho - Japanese Dictionary app APK directly on our ApkGain.com play market!

Description

Jsho is an English-Japanese dictionary that aims to be simple, lightweight, fast and accurate. No unnecessary splash screens and no need to download any additional files.

Features:
　• 100% functional offline

　• Flexible input/search methods
　　- Multi-radical kanji search
　　- Limited wildcard searching using '*' (JP only and slower than normal searching)
　　- Romaji input automatically converted to hiragana
　　- Filter search results by noun, adjective, verb etc.

　• Input analysis (accuracy will be improved over time, please expect mistakes)
　　- De-inflects conjugated words
　　- Attempts to split sentences into individual words and perform searches on each

　• Detailed lexical information
　　- Pitch accent & parts of speech info. for words
　　- Detailed kanji information
　　- Stroke order animation (viewable by tapping kanji on Kanji Details page)
　　- Verb conjugation tables

　• Multiple display options
　　- Toggle between kana/romaji
　　- Select between light & dark themes

　• 3rd party connectivity
　　- Send words directly to AnkiDroid
　　- Can share words with Jsho from other apps

　• Bookmark search results

Please note:
　• Extracted dictionary files require approx. 37MB of external storage space
　• Ads shown when online ('Remove Ads' is currently disabled due to some issues)
　• Network permission is used only for ads, this app doesn't collect any user data whatsoever
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Latest Version Reviews Jsho - Japanese Dictionary

5 stars: There is a typo with the noun 蓄電, which is described as
4 stars: Great, simple dictionary app, except for one thing. It seems results are cut-off sometimes and not all possible results are shown. This is extremely annoying when trying to look at all the words that contain a particular kanji. For example: when searching for
4 stars: has some problems with my phone's keyboard, pressing the button to switch between eng and japanese input swaps my keyboard to the wrong language. doesnt happenon my old phone though so idk. also i really appreciate the anki integration. the
2 stars: Being forced to use the app to language switch is unwieldy as a user with both Japanese and English keyboards installed. Also, the ordering if results doesn't do great job of coming up with the most likely phrases first compared with the dictionary I was using before switching phones (I can't recall the name, sorry!). No technical problems with the app, though- it's well made.