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#Ebwin dictionary install#
#Ebwin dictionary license#
#Ebwin dictionary download#

If you change the folder hierarchy they will not work. It is very important that after you unzip the downloaded dictionaries that you transfer the folder that comes out as is. Import the dictionaries: Open iDic and go into "Pref." Tap "Load Dictionaries." Follow the directions on the page (use Filezilla to connect and transfer the files). If you are an upper level user you need it. Eijiro costs money so you need to buy it and convert it to EPWING. Jp_ (44618204 bytes) The examples in EPWING format (from Hannes Loeffler - ) (March 2007)ĥ. (Nov 2008)Į (38731740 bytes) The file in EPWING format (from Hannes Loeffler - ) (March 2007) All these dictionaries are on Jim Breen's page.Įdict_en. (24967448 bytes) EDICT file converted to EPWING format by Hannes Loeffler. I could not find who it was, but that is also from Jim Breen originally.Ģ-4. Also, thank you to the dude who put the stroke orders in Kanjidic.

#Ebwin dictionary license#

Jim Breen, at Monash University in Australia ( copyright and license terms). These dictionaries (except Eijiro) are the intellectual property of the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group, under the fearless leadership of Prof.

#Ebwin dictionary install#

First install iDic from the iTunes store. Ejiro (for more detail)īasically, you can get almost everything you need from one search in almost any situation. Kanjidic (with all the readings and stroke order) 2. This is a conjugated passive verb so it is complicated and will not come up if you type it all in, but if you cut it back to the first kanji 書, you will get 1. Since it is not only one kanji, Kanjidic will be skipped and it is not a name so Enamdict will be skipped too.

If you search a kanji compound like 菜食 or something, you will get hits for Edict (simple) and then jp_examples (detailed) and then Ejiro (really detailed) in order.

One point about the dictionaries is that it is very beneficial to have them in this order in iDic. I use this when I write letters to people to look up phrases like "On the other hand."

This is an often updated, broad dictionary with slang and new words which is good for showing usage.

Eijiro: The Electronic Dictionary Project.

This dictionary gives example sentences for all the words in Edict.

jp_examples: This is a supplemental dictionary to Edict.

It will save your life and the lack of it in other dictionaries is a big reason why they are not very helpful.

Edict: Edict is a Japanese to English and English to Japanese dictionary with simple explanations for non-native speakers.

This is a special version of Kanjidic that shows stroke order.

Kanjidic (with stroke order): Kanjidic is a Kanji dictionary.

Ok?įirst an explanation of the dictionaries: Enable the Japanese Kana keyboard, the Traditional Chinese pad and Simplified Chinese pad, so you can write Kanji on your phone with your hand. Set up a dictionary group so the dictionaries are in the correct order.

#Ebwin dictionary download#

We are going to download all the dictionaries we need. Just to give you an overview of what we will do. The good thing about it is that you can get dictionary readers for EPWING files for almost any kind of computer or device, so you can have the same dictionaries on your desktop or whatnot. This is an old business standard or something that is still around. It reads dictionary files, specifically, EPWING dictionary files. The "dictionary" is actually a dictionary reader. Before you go download it, read the rest of this post. Where to start? The dictionary is called iDic and it is in the iTunes app store for 600 yen (about 5 dollars). Why is this dictionary the best? Well, it is really a collection of several dictionaries that are all instantly accessed with one search and the dictionary has taken out all the repetitive steps that add up when you are doing hardcore studying. I am not going to get into why each specific one is bad. At first they may seem handy, but the more you study you will see why they don't work for you. There are many Japanese dictionaries for the iPhone and they all leave something to be desired. I really want to stress that this dictionary will help you more than you can imagine, but you need to be paitent to set it up and learn how it works. It is a bit of a process to set up, but you can do it and it will all pay off in the long run.

Ok, if you want to learn Japanese, it is going to take a lot of effort, and the most important thing is a good dictionary.