What Is The Best Japanese Language Electronic Dictionary?

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A lot of people ask me "what is the best Japanese Language Electronic Dictionary?" Turns out, one particular solution stands high above the rest. If you want to buy a Japanese electronic dictionary, you should definitely watch this video so you can save money and get something much more versatile!

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  • Wait wait -- $200 - 400 USD = $3.50 Canadian? I LOVE MY COUNTRY! :P

  • AH! I have that hat!!! :D I feel like we should be BFF's now.

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  • We released an online Japanese Dictionary that should be extremely easy for people to use. Features conjugation of verbs and adjectives as well as example sentences. :) In case you want a free online solution. Check our channel for more info.

  • @Kyasaesan Yeah you wish lol it would be more for you 0:0

  • @finapon haven't you heard of wifi? in any case, still a suggestion which needs a little help as android is a much better option than iphone in terms of price, and choice of hardware.

  • At 1:10, Koichi turns on the swagg and turns his hat around. ahaha (yes I am easily amused)

  • Koichi I think that's a bad suggestion. Even if buying an iphone costs less than an electronic dictionary, you still need a contract with a phone company in order to get online to reach the app store. In total it's much more expensive than just to spent once on a good "gadget".

  • if you are on android, try JED. It's free!

  • KOICHI

    Check out Kotoba! for the iDevice. It's free, offline and offers an expansive vocabulary for multiple languages. There polite, impolite, te forms etc. And the words can be read in multiple ways (romaji, hirigana +kanji, hiragana -kanji etc.). What I love the most (and haven't seen in other apps) is practice sentences that help to show how the word is used.

  • whats with the rabbit on the blines?

  • @PickMyBran I didn't notice this comment here. But yeah I prefer 'Kotoba' over 'Japanese'.

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