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...The user is encouraged to extend a database with acquired information about Chinese characters and Japanese Words. This information may turn out useful in the integrated text editor, for both reading and writing. So there are multiple different uses for this program: - Learn about Chinese characters. Gain, store and memorize knowledge about specific characters and words. - Input devices for Chinese (and Japanese) characters. For use without much prior knowledge. - Working with Japanese text, with powerful help. ...

The program lives in your system tray and every n minutes (seted in preferences) asks you to write a translation of words from dictionary. Dictionary file, amount of words, count of asking, start number, time interval can be cofigured. Some dictionaries may be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lingvist/files/My%20Dictionaries/ You can create your own dictionaries. Editor is here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lingvist/files/Dictionary%20editor%20%28old%29/

MyLang is a free vocabulary trainer. It allows to learn whole set of words in an efficient and convenient way. MyLang supports multiple translations of words, keeps track of your progress and has built in dictionary editor.

Simple Chinese <-> English Dictionary which get text from clipboard.

A keyboard based dictionary/translator wich use simple text files as Database. Words are searchable in freeform at the whole Wordbook. Results are highlighted and may be browsed. Contains the English/German word list 1.4 2004-04-28 from Frank Richter.

Itadaki is a Japanese language toolset for OpenOffice. It offers features intended for students and translators, including furigana (reading) annotation for Japanese text and an integrated dictionary.

Java based tools aiming at facilitating text understanding and extending vocabulary. Features text annotations, generating translations from texts or word lists. Translations are written as HTML, CSV, LIT format,... Supports various dictionary formats.