A simple Kanji dictionary/trainer for SailfishOS (Japanese).
This app contains the following features:
- Over 10,000 Kanji based on KANJIDIC2 (JIS X 0208, JIS X 0212, JIS X 0213)
- Select multiple search criteria
- Save Kanji for training
- Manage saved Kanji through lists
Source code can be found at https://github.com/Top-Ranger/harbour-kanji
The app is released under the BSD license as following:
Copyright (C) 2014,2015 Marcus Soll
Copyright (C) 2013 Jolla Ltd.
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This app uses the KANJIDIC2 dictionary file. This file is the property of the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group, and is used in conformance with the Group's licence.
Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group: http://www.edrdg.org/
The SKIP (System of Kanji Indexing by Patterns) system for ordering kanji was developed by Jack Halpern (Kanji Dictionary Publishing Society), and is used with his permission.
Special thanks to Kenney (www.kenney.nl) for the free release of 'Game Icons'.
Comments
kraemera
Sun, 2021/10/03 - 08:58
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Thank you, it's working now on Sony Xperia 10 ii.
kraemera
Wed, 2021/09/29 - 07:32
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Please add an aarch64 version.
saberaltria
Fri, 2016/05/06 - 02:57
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When I just wanna learn Japanese, this app appears :)
badpixel
Mon, 2015/10/05 - 05:42
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harmattan version please!
TopRanger
Wed, 2015/10/07 - 20:51
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Hi,
I'm sorry but I don't know much about Harmattan development and I don't have a device for testing so I can't port the app. However if you (or someone else) want to port the app you can find the source code at https://github.com/Top-Ranger/harbour-kanji
Dude259
Sun, 2015/03/22 - 22:32
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Could you perhaps make a similar app to learn Korean/Hangul?
TopRanger
Mon, 2015/03/23 - 00:38
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Unfortunately I don't know a lot about Korean/Hangul, so I don't feel like I'm the right person to write such an app.
BillyHalley
Sun, 2015/03/22 - 20:56
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Would be possible in the future to add different dictionaries for other languages?
I started learning kana with your apps, i would really like to use this app too, but learning Japanese in english and then translating in italian could be a bit confusing sometimes
TopRanger
Mon, 2015/03/23 - 00:53
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I can look into that.
Right now I use KANJIDIC2 for the translation part. The problem is that the dictionary has no translation in Italian (only French, Portuguese, Spanish - and these are not complete).
I'll look into other dictionaries, but I can't promise anything.
krshk
Thu, 2015/09/24 - 16:28
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Hi TopRanger !
I'm french, and I read in your reply that the KANJIDIC2 has a french database.
You said that this DB is not complete, but do you think it will be possible to add it in your application ?
I have to go in Japan in January and it will be really helpful to have this fabulous application, even with a partial support of my mother tongue, during my trip...
Thank you for your great work (Kanji, Katakana and hiragana apps, really helpful !)
TopRanger
Thu, 2015/09/24 - 22:19
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KANJIDIC2 has about 2000 French translations. I've made a special version which contains a database with these translation (if no French translation is available it will fall-back to English). French translation have a "(fr)" at the beginning.
You can download the file at my GitHub-page. https://github.com/Top-Ranger/harbour-kanji/releases/tag/v1.6 and there the file "arbour-kanji-1.6-1_fr.armv7hl.rpm".
BillyHalley
Fri, 2015/03/27 - 15:16
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Since the best anki decks for kanjis are Jap-Eng, i used to edit the deck while learning, so the next time the card is showed it is translated in Italian.
Maybe you can add an option to edit the card?
TopRanger
Mon, 2015/03/30 - 23:46
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Nice idea, however this needs a bit of time since I'm not sure how to implement it well (both from an UI as well as from a technical point of view).
One question: Is it enough to havea kind of "comment" field in Kanji/test pages or would it be better to have the translation shown in search results (which would take more time to implement)?
BillyHalley
Tue, 2015/03/31 - 16:30
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A comment section wouldn't be bad, so maybe one can also add kanji stories other than translation :)
for the search results it would be better to show the translation, but i think we could live with that :)
TopRanger
Sun, 2015/04/12 - 22:14
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Both implemented in Version 1.3
BillyHalley
Mon, 2015/04/13 - 13:31
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Great!
BillyHalley
Mon, 2015/03/23 - 14:21
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Ok, thanks a lot :)