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Book Worms
Learning English
Basic English learning app I made for my friend in Myanmar for teach English to her Buddhist students. -
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lingvolearner-dicts-jeditor
Dictionary editor for LingvoLearner android app
Editor requires java 19 or above installed. Use this app for adding words with translations into database. You can use it in android application (not yet in Google Play). Then copy db file to your mobile. Download app from apks folder here and install it, open Setting in the app, then click upgrade database button. -
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OCR Manga Reader for Android
Android Manga reader with Japanese OCR and dictionary capabilities
OCR Manga Reader is a free and open source Android app that allows you to quickly OCR and lookup Japanese words in real-time. It does not have ads or telemetry/spyware and does not require an Internet connection. Supports both EDICT and EPWING dictionaries. Requires Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher. See http://ocrmangareaderforandroid.sourceforge.net/ for details. -
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Libero Vocab
An app for Android to practice with vocabularies in the KVTML format.
[English version below] Libero Vocab è una biforcazione di "Vocab Drill", di Károly Kiripolszky and Matthias Völlinger. Questa applicazione utilizza il formato dati KVTML sviluppato dal KDE Education Project. Libero Vocab non è un vocabolario di per sé ma consente di utilizzare vocabolari preesistenti. I vocabolari si possono autoprodurre o scaricare da: https://edu.kde.org/contrib/kvtml.php? Per l'installazione vedere la pagina Wiki. [English version] Libero Vocab is a fork of... -
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AlphaFlash
Alphabet Flashcards for Kids
Alphabet Flashcards for Kids. Comes with default image or user specified. -
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Android: MaruPad
Round hiragana keyboard for Android.
Japanese hiragana keyboard for Android. It' shaped like a circle and you write by swiping towards choices. It's fast but it's not a complete Japanese keyboard. More of a proof of concept. Also a good example code if you want to make your own unconventional keyboard for Android. -
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Panglossa Dictionary for Android
A basic offline dictionary for Android
A basic offline dictionary for Android, this is intended as a simple tool to quickly find the translation of words in another language. -
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Mobile Esperanto
Application for learning Esperanto using various web resouces
Uses a set of GWT widgets which emulate the iPhone look and feel. Can be used on mobile devices as well as the desktop. Uses Google MVP architecture; PHP server side provides JSONP by querying various web sites, notably Lernu.net, a popular Esperanto learning site. Try out the demo at the Mobile Esperanto Web Site below. -
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AgileTongue
Android language learning platform
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juzidian
Chinese learners' dictionary for Android
Juzidian is an offline Chinese word dictionary for Android. It is useful for English-speaking learners of Mandarin Chinese. -
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ViewDix
Android UI for off-line dictionary viewer
Small Android application that provides access to dictionary index. The index provides full list of words and full list of articles. The list of words is searchable by prefix. Words may have alternative writings (kana-kanji in Japanese). The indexes are created separately and may have different sets of dictionaries. -
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HandyVok
Vokabeltrainer für mobile Geräte basierend auf Java 2 Mobile Edition
...Es können aber auch Vokabeln von anderen Quellen, wie zum Beispiel Vokabellernprogramme, eingelesen werden. Diese Vokabeln können dann auf HandyVok übertragen werden. Das Projekt besteht also aus drei Teilen: Der mobile Vokabeltrainer HandyVok, das Verwaltungsprogramm ListVok und einer ausführlichen Anleitung für beide Programme. Siehe: http://sourceforge.net/projects/listvok/ -
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ListVok
Vokabelverwaltung für HandyVok
HandyVok ist ein Vokabeltrainer für mobile Geräte. Er eignet sich um Vokabeln zwischendurch und unterwegs zu lernen und macht es für den Benutzer leichter sich Vokabeln schnell anzueignen. HandyVok besitzt kein eigenes Wörterbuch. Wenn Sie also Vokabeln lernen möchten, so müssen Sie diese in HandyVok eingeben oder von einer externen Quelle übertragen. Das Übertragen und Verwalten der Vokabeln kann mit Hilfe der Software ListVok bequem erledigt werden. -
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Several language quizzes for fun that could help train users memory and improve their language skills. It will target low-cost, high-penetration mobile devices (e.g MIDP 2.x).
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MVT - The Mobile Vocabulary Trainer MVT is a mobile vocabulary trainer for Java-enabled Smartphones or other mobile devices.
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Universal Translator is a multi-lingual translator for J2ME mobile devices
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Remata is a flashcard program that focuses on providing aids to students of Koine Greek. However, its ability to import card data from text files makes it suitable for all types of study material.
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ULTiMate Dictionary
Ultimate dictionary that not only holds words but teaches them as well
There are many dictionaries so making another one can look words up would be extremely useless. But what if a dictionary could even teach those words put into it? What do you think?
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