Description:
Dokusha (Japanese for "reader") is an integrated Japanese textreader, Japanese-English dictionary, Kanji dictionary and study system for Palm Connected Organizers.
It is aimed at English speakers learning the Japanese language.
It is an ideal self-study tool which lets you do much of your language learning directly on the Palm device.
Best of all, it is FREE software - enjoy!
Update Description:
v1.5 (1/11/02):
- New fonts
- New dictionary
- Advanced searching
- Flashcard bug fixes
- Updated manual
- And still FREE! ... check it out!
NOTE: If you are upgrading from a previous version of Dokusha be sure to read the manual first!
Reviews:
***** [Nov 15, 2005] by Dominique Guillerm
Formidable ! As we say in French. Works perfectly on Treo. Handy, ludic and intelligent system. Any updates ?
***** [Oct 26, 2005] by Joanne
This is the best dictionary I have ever used. It's compact AND consolidates 3 dictionaries in one, kanji, Jpn-Eng, and Eng-Jpn. And it's incredibly easy to use. It's the best.
***** [Jul 31, 2004] by Bart Battista
Excellent. Have used it for the past three years while studying Japanese. It has been a powerful tool for reference and for self-study. The dictionary used is extremely comprehensive, and all of the tools are functional and easy to use. Mr. Brault has created an excellent program. I am looking forward to updated versions of this program.
***** [Sep 25, 2003] by Mike Daniels
One of the best apps I've seen yet. In addition to a complete kanji dictionary (with seven different kanji lookup methods), it has a very comprehensive Japanese-English dictionary. The Kanji Explorer is a very brilliant way to help learn the associations between various kanji, and the flashcards are helpful in learning vocabulary for my Japanese class. Thanks for such a great utility!
***** [Apr 14, 2003] by Shrikant Tamhane
Easy to use. Free Excellent reference.
***** [Aug 1, 2002] by Loy Torres
I give it five stars! One for each of the following :
- Free!!!
- Well Documented (Manual is great)
- Comprehensive Coverage (Jim Breen's dictionary is best choice)
- Complete (can use for study and reference alike)
- Updates (some freewares stop at ver 1.00)
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