This is a great dictionary, especially if you are a beginning Japanese language learner. First off, I have to say the only problem I had was my own fault, and it was because I got a new iPhone and did not realize that the sound on some apps is muted if you have you ringer off. It was working on my iPad so I kept trying to figure it out. This is an inconsistency in iPhone so if you use Jisho (and GENKI for that matter), turn your ringer on to take advantage of the pronunciation help. You will get so much out of this feature as a beginner. Also amazing: if you are working on your handwriting, go into the hamburger menu, under alphabet there are stroke order animations for both Hiragana and Katakana. You can also find this under the kanji listings for words if you press the little “play” arrow under the kanji. The animation pops up. Also found under the menu, you will also find some vocabulary and grammar notes by JLPT level. You can bookmark words you look up which will be listed under favorites. I truly liked this app so much and so I paid paid for premium.
While I do like the format of the website slightly better, that’s my only criticism. Otherwise this app still gives you plenty of information plus news articles in Japanese for more practice and reading material. You can even make notes on certain words or Kanji and I think I will be using this a lot more
Super easy to look up for the words meaning. On top there are many recent news which you can choose easy level so that you can try your listening practice along the script(great). Plus more learning grammar on this app. Amazing!!🙏🥰
It has a really clunky interface, and doesn’t automatically detect whether I’m typing in Japanese or English and switch accordingly like other dictionary apps do. Also severe lack of example sentences. Just not for me
Audio doesn’t work on my iPhone or iPad. I paid for premium to see if that was the issue but it still doesn’t work. I also don’t see any change in the app between unpaid and premium.
Can anyone PLEASE help me to understand how to use the 'camera' function within this app? My understanding is that you take a picture of a small portion of Japanese text and the app analyzes it and translates it for you? What am I getting instead? A blue line that bounces continually from left to right with NO END OR TRANSLATION in sight!! Am I misunderstanding this function?!?!?
This app just simply doesn’t work; if I can get something past autocorrect (shouldn’t that be disabled in the input window?) it might give me a basic translation, but none of the info available on Jisho.
thanks for the great website and app! i love using your dictionary. sometimes, i think theres too much motion on the screen when the dictionary results are displayed. otherwise, this is a great app. thank you
An app truly geared towards learning Japanese. It has a powerful kanji look-up function and also connects the user to current clips of Japanese media. Excellent for deciphering kanji and great for observing modern Japanese speech. I assume this app is associated in some way with Jisho.org, which is another stellar tool for those who prefer PC. My sincerest thanks to the developers!
I’ve been using Jisho.org for years, enjoying the writing function when you’re searching for kanji meaning that you’re unfamiliar with. This app is REALLY GOOD at recognizing what kanji you’re trying to write. Typically I just give up and search by the radicals, but this really speeds it up, which is nice. It’s a very good app to use while at work. I also appreciate the auto-fill whenever I copy kanji or anything from another source because it makes it even faster. Thank you for this app!!
I have always used Jisho.org on computer. I'm so glad that there is now an app! What's awesome is that I got to try and spell or draw out any kanji I am unfamiliar with and it automatically shows what I am looking for! The best on the go! Jisho never fails me
Search from the incredible Jisho.org from your mobile device with a clean and easy to use interface. More accessible than Chrome, this app features ad-free search capabilities for more efficient studying without distractions. Japanese Dictionary is a Japanese-English offline dictionary featuring over 160000 entries, over 10000 kanji and almost 60000 example sentences. Japanese Dictionary also is a Japanese language learning tool. It includes translations of some words in French, German and Russian and displays example sentences, kanji information and conjugated forms for each word. The words can be searched using kanji, kana, romaji or latin alphabets. Full sentences and conjugated forms are also recognized. Kanji can be searched by selecting multiple radicals. Like most of the Japanese dictionary apps out there, the data is from the awesome JMdict project made by the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group thanks to Jim Breen and others. ABOUT PERMISSIONS Network Connection Permission is used to send your contributions to jisho.org if you do so in the app, otherwise nothing is sent and network connection is not required (dictionary works offline). Acknowledgments: - Electronic Dictionaries Research Groups - KanjiVG - Tatoeba - KanjiCafe - Tanos (JLPT) Note: The data also get from some popular Japanese Dictionary - Jisho - Japandict - Tangorin - Takoboto - Romajidesu & Romaji desu - Tofugu
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