Aedict3 Japanese Dictionary

Aedict3 Japanese Dictionary

Offline English japonský slovník používá Jim Breen je JMDict / Kanjidic / Tatoeba.

Informace O Aplikaci

3.51.7
Vzdělávání
August 19, 2025
33,440
Martin Vysny3
Android 4.4+
Everyone
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Popis Aplikace

Analýza A Revize Aplikací Pro Android: Aedict3 Japanese Dictionary, Vyvinuté Společností Martin Vysny3. Uvedeno V Kategorii Vzdělávání. Aktuální Verze Je 3.51.7, Aktualizována Na 19/08/2025 . Podle Recenzí Uživatelů Na Google Play: Aedict3 Japanese Dictionary. Dosaženo Více Než 33 Tisíc Instalací. Aedict3 Japanese Dictionary Má V Současné Době Recenze 933, Průměrné Hodnocení 3.9 Hvězd

Jediný japonský slovník stojí za to platí. Off-line anglicky japonský slovník, který využívá Jim Breen je JMDict (upgrade edikt) / KanjiDic2 / WWWJDIC dat spolu s údaji z projektu Tatoeba. Nevyžaduje japonskou klávesnici. Přístup na internet je používán pouze ke stažení slovník - samotná aplikace pracuje v režimu offline.

POZOR: Nefunguje správně na některých kartách Galaxy 3, a sice 10,1 Tab 3: Uživatelé 7 "a 8" Tab tablety hlásili, že Aedict funguje správně pro ně. Prosím, nekupujte tuto aplikaci, pokud vlastníte Galaxy Tab 10.1 3 zařízení.

Funkce:
- Umožňuje vyhledávání podle kanji dílů / radikály, SKIP vyhledávání kódu a kanji výkresu
- Omnibar umožňuje vyhledávání podle kana, Romaji a / nebo anglicky, německy, francouzsky, rusky, holandsky, Portugalese, španělštině, maďarštině, slovinštině, švédštiny. Deinflects slovesa automaticky.
- Silný japonský hledání: podpora pro míchání kana a kanji (např. Hledání 見 た め najdete také 見 た 目), automatické prodlužování samohlásky, např.し ゅ じ ん najdete také し ゅ う じ ん.
- Ukazuje správné rozteč akcenty za každým slovem
- Volitelně zobrazuje romaji místo hiragana / katakana.
- Podporuje Hepburn, Nihon-shiki a Kunrei-shiki systémech romanization
- JLPT / Jōyō vědomostních, s jednoduchým podporou SRS / Leitner
- Můžete ukládat záznamy v poznámkovém bloku a praxe obsah Poznámkový blok Poznámkový blok kvíz.
- Ukazuje pořadí tahů kanji diagramů (díky KanjiVG), umožňuje JLPT / Joyo kvíz kanji čerpat praxi
- Podpora více oken Samsung, podpora japonská jména slovník, ukazuje, konjugace slovesa
- Dropbox, ownCloud a Aedict Online https://aedict-online.eu integrace
- Japonský font pro správné zobrazení znaku
- Kotowaza věty slovník převzat z http://kotowaza.org/
- Export do AnkiDroid
- Přidat vlastní značky a barvy na jakoukoli slovníkového hesla

UPDATE Poznámka: Při aktualizaci Aedict, prosím, rovněž aktualizovat všechny slovníky, aby získali přístup k novým funkcím.

Aedict 3 musí stáhnout slovníky, což je cca 200MB download - ujistěte se, že jste připojeni k WiFi, aby se zabránilo další poplatky. Aedict 3 nelze použít slovníky používané Aedict 2.

Aedict 3 je založen na Aedict 2.9, ale zavádí nový Android 4 GUI. Aedict 3 Práce na Android 2.1 a vyšší.

Pro další otázky naleznete na http://aedict.eu/faq.html
V Současné Době Nabízíme Verzi 3.51.7. Toto Je Naše Nejnovější, Nejvíce Optimalizovaná Verze. Je Vhodný Pro Mnoho Různých Zařízení. Zdarma Ke Stažení Přímo Apk Z Obchodu Google Play Nebo Jiných Verzí, Které Hostujeme. Kromě Toho Si Můžete Stáhnout Bez Registrace A Bez Nutnosti Přihlášení.

Máme Více Než 2000+ K Dispozici Zařízení Pro Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, LG, Google, OnePlus, Sony, Tablet ... S Tolika Možnostmi, Je Pro Vás Snadné Vybrat Si Hry Nebo Software, Který Odpovídá Vašemu Zařízení.

Může Se Hodit, Pokud Existují Nějaká Omezení Země Nebo Omezení Ze Strany Zařízení V Obchodě Google App Store.

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3.9
933 Celkový
5 63.2
4 10.3
3 2.8
2 7.1
1 16.5

Celkový Počet Hodnocení

Celkový Počet Aktivních Uživatelů Hodnocených: Aedict3 Japanese Dictionary

Celkový Počet Instalací (Odhadovaný)

Odhad Celkového Počtu Instalací Na Google Play, Aproximované Z Počtu Hodnocení A Instalačních Mezí Dosažených Na Google Play.

Nedávné Komentáře

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Richard van Leeuwen

This otherwise excellent app has a very irritating flaw built in, apparently on purpose. Even when getting the stroke order right, the kanji you draw are often not recognised. The workaround used to be a paid-for extension, which I paid for but which is no longer available or recognised. To get better kanji recognition, you have to get a subscription, which, for the occasional learner, is not worth the price. Compare that to the Pleco Chinese app, which has flawless kanji recognition.

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Michael Sydenham

updated review: I used to use this before the payment model changed. I had paid one-time fees, so I was unhappy about the change to a subscription, and the inability to use the old version with extras that I'd paid for. I think it would have been better to have grandfathered those past users. For this reason, I choose to use another app, since others equal this app. In 2015, I wrote: This app is in my #1 icon position - it's the best. I really like the analyse function & notepad function.

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Wesley Ireland

By far the best resource I've ever experienced for someone seriously learning Japanese. I wish I had something like this twenty years ago first learning the language. It fills in so many gaps that so many dictionaries don't address: subtle differences in emphasis, kanji recognition, related words, real examples...just so much. An invaluable project made with real passion for the language, and I'm deeply grateful for it...

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A Google user

Removing features we already paid for is not ok. If you were going to change your business model after the purchase, I'd at least expect to keep what I had when I paid for it. For the record, if you had just frozen v3 and sold v4 separately, I would've bought it. I'll never pay for a subscription anywhere though. I used to recommend this app in japanese learning groups, but I guess it's time to recommend alternatives now. Unethical business practices are not a good way to retain paying customers, let alone receiving new ones. I read your response to the other reviews. Your Google Pixel argument is a moot point. Houses are expensive, yet you can't expect everybody who owns one to like subscription models. Remember, you're not just asking for a small amount of money, you're also asking for a monthly transaction to be made automatically to our credit cards. That's another transaction users have to track and pay to the bank on time. Again, I wouldn't argue if it had been like this from the begining. You broke the deal and I don't have what I paid for. If you're not earning enough now, imagine how much you'll earn once you drive all customers away. You also mention that donations didn't work, but there was no incentive to donate. I purchased your other modules to show support. You could've even done what the Wikipedia guy does when he needs money, show a message explaining the need to support future updates and a bar so people can see if the monthly quota was met (Within reasonable expectation of course. After all, this is only a dictionary and it uses free data from 3rd party sources. I mean, it's an excellent app and I think is worth a bit more than what you initially charged for it, but you can't honestly expect to live off a single app aimed at a niche market).

user
A Google user

**EDIT: Apparently I now need a subscription to use something I already paid for, this app is no longer worth 5 stars** I'm an advanced level university Japanese language student and dictionary applications don't get much better than this. I can look up proper names, draw kanji, and view how vocabulary words are used in normal sentences. You can't go wrong buying this application no matter if you are an absolute beginner or a Japanese language expert.

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A Google user

It's definitely shady to remove features users paid extra for. I can't even envision why you would not just freeze Aedict3 (You don't even have to support it anymore) and move the subscription model to Aedict4... Or why not make it so that further dictionary updates require subscription? Had you done this, I would have at least considered paying a subscription. It's an application that has been of a lot of use to me, so I might have considered paying for further updates. What I cannot do is encourage the anti-consumer act of taking away extras that I paid to support, by paying more to have them returned. Please make this right, please return the extra paid features for those of us who gave you additional support. Don't spit on the users who actually paid for upgrades. Edit In response "Is it really that much?". It's not at all about the actual value. The fact of the matter is that we paid you for a product which you then took away from us. It's a small form of theft plain and simple. I would never give a single cent to anything associated with your name again since you've breached trust.

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Bob Dobbs

I was pissed at how the developer transitioned to the subscription model, but the features available on this app make it worth the small subscription fee. I've tried tons of different Japanese dictionaries on Android, and though many are good, I always come back to Aedict for features and ease of use. I also love that there is an online version of this dictionary that mirrors your notes and lists, (though the online version is buggy, and crashes when trying to add new notes - and the bug reporting system via Google groups e-mail does not work - ughh!).

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Rachel Kaelin

Truly the best Japanese dictionary. I've been using it now for at least 3 years. It contains kanji stroke orders, words labeled with how commonly -used they are, dictionaries focusing on specialized fields, and so on. Clean UI, not beautiful, but dependable and utilitarian. I opted to support the developer with a mere $1.61/mo--and he's putting out new features all the time. Most recent is a (paid) add-on for highlighting and translating text in the wild.

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