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KanjiWriter (v. 1.0) Разработано CodeAbstraction |
This is a stroke based kanji dictionary covering the 2,000 most used characters in everyday Japanese. Proper stroke order must be used for accurate character recognition. The following info is currently displayed:
Grade level/Stroke #/Japanese proficiency level
Unicode value
Nelson index
Reading
English meaning
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[2010-11-12] A Google User: It rarely recognizes kanji with more than 5 or 6 strokes, sometimes even with perfect stroke order. Kanji recognizer is better and free. |
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[2010-11-12] Nasty: It rarely recognizes kanji with more than 5 or 6 strokes, sometimes even with perfect stroke order. Kanji recognizer is better and free. |
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[2010-08-23] A Google User: I've been studying Japanese for 13 years but I can't get anything but the most basic kanji to come up. Get wwwjdic |
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[2010-08-23] John: I've been studying Japanese for 13 years but I can't get anything but the most basic kanji to come up. Get wwwjdic |
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[2010-05-10] Leo: Difficult to find kanji unless you get a near perfect stroke order. Aedict is better. |
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[2010-04-06] A Google User: Doesn't work well for Droid. I could only get it to retrieve rather basic kanji |
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[2010-04-06] Michael: Doesn't work well for Droid. I could only get it to retrieve rather basic kanji |
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[2010-03-27] A Google User: Works pretty well. |
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[2010-03-27] Greg: Works pretty well. |
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[2010-03-04] A Google User: Only one problem... not all kanji have the meaning displayed... besides that, this app saved me in japan so far! |
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