Jisho Extension
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rikaikun shows the reading and English definition of Japanese words when you hover over Japanese text in the browser.
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As a Japanese dictionary, rikaikun helps you look up the only the words you don't know without losing your place. It's also useful for Japanese speakers wanting to know how to say Japanese phrases in English.
Features:
* Using shift or enter, switch between word, names, and Kanji dictionaries.
* Enable text to speech in the options to hear Japanese words you look up spoken out load.
* Press 'c' to copy the current word and definitions to the clipboard for making flash cards.
* Customize how the pop up dictionary looks and what content it shows.
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Double-click any word to look up Japanese vocabulary & kanji, translate with AI and get instant explanations on any site.
Inserts Furigana in Hiragana, Katakana or Romaji.
Helps you read Japanese text
Great tool for learning Chinese. Includes links to Chinese Grammar Wiki. Supports adding words to Skritter.
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Extremamente útil, tanto para iniciantes quanto para estudantes avançados de japonês!
A great app
Ottima! ma il ringraziamento più grande va a Rikaichan! :)
Really Helpful! Thanks
Works fairly well. It doesnt read full long words too well though.
It's good, just not as good as rikaichan (the Firefox extension it's based on). There are several instances I've found of text it won't 'see' where chan sees it fine. Also, it often seems to 'drift'; think the text is lower or higher than it is. Also, it doesn't get along with input boxes. Chan doesn't either, but Kun seems worse in that regard. When it works, it's great, and it works most of the time. You may find yourself disappointed if you've come from Firefox, however.
Como estoy empezando a aprender Japonés, me sirve mucho por el rōmaji.
very useful :D
loved it
Works fantastic, love it!