Cooori's Japanese English Dictionary App Reviews

Excelent app for anyone interested to learn japanese.

definitely the most advanced Japanese-English dictionary app Ive tried...and the fastest!

Simple interface with everything you need: examples, quick kanji jump feature, collocations, variations of the word, and animated stroke orders. The answer to your JED prayers. WONDERFUL.

Very efficient dictionary

Very useful app. Thank you. Something I would suggest, a flash card or favorite feature. Im taking advanced Japanese and that would be very nice for memorizing advanced vocab.

If you want your Japanese to be weird, go for this app

I LOVE THIS APP!!

This app is great and very useful BUT - one thing the developers havent realised is that I think people who arent at a high level of fluency would use this app. Thus, I think it is inappropriate to use so much kanji in the example sentences. I hope the developers will change the sentences to all kana or romanji in future :)

This app are great, show you how write a kanji and what means! And show you how read it in hiragana or katakana!... I think are the best app! And the best part... You can use without Internet

very accurate and good it even shows kanji stroke orders by drawing. However its hard to find words unless you write the full word either in japanese or romaji or english, so you have to know the okurigana if ure looking for a kanji or a word with it. Some words dont appear in romaji, u have to search it in kana. Would be a perfect app if they fix this.

Complete with words, phrases, kanji stroke order, Japanese and Chinese readings.

I have used a couple of them and this app is best by far: it has kanji stroke order, specific and multiple definitions of words, and sentences that show how certain words are used and in what context they should be used. This is ideal for a person who knows elementary level Japanese; it has helped me use appropriate words in my sentences. Please leave this as is (or maybe change the selected word into a different color, as well as a small section above that indicates -masu [ます] in, for example, light blue color means it is a polite form of the verb).