Terrible UI / Design
App starts on a default definition screen for the ‘Ja’ character, but the < button didn’t work, so I thought the app was broken. It took me several minutes to realize that the area with ‘Ja’ was actually an input field I could edit.
I am using it to generate name ideas for a baby. Unfortunately many of the search results appear in a single string of small characters that are difficult to tap on individually.
The app as a whole needs a lot of design work. It looks and feels unfinished.
I am using it to generate name ideas for a baby. Unfortunately many of the search results appear in a single string of small characters that are difficult to tap on individually.
The app as a whole needs a lot of design work. It looks and feels unfinished.
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Thank you Dan !
This is what I’ve always been waiting for! Easy one stop shop to search for Hanja
Great App
The app itself is a great start and really does help looking for Hanja. A couple of things I noticed
1. The app shouldn’t start with a predetermined search as the Home Screen. Maybe a an example search at the bottom would be better but it makes the back bottom look useless
2. Try adding throttle searching where after an initial hangeul part is written, it searches and returns based of what is currently in the search bar (like Google does)
3. (This is more personal/educative) as someone who has studied both Japanese and Mandarin, I think you have a good blend of Sino/Japa-Korean mixture in the search as well as plain hanja! Just add more because the pool seems pretty small for the generic words such as 이귝 (Which would be 離陸ー ririku in Japanese, I lyuk in Korean) or 창백 (蒼白 — cāng bâi in Mandarin, chang baeg in Korean)
Overall it’s definitely a great app and look for to using it!
1. The app shouldn’t start with a predetermined search as the Home Screen. Maybe a an example search at the bottom would be better but it makes the back bottom look useless
2. Try adding throttle searching where after an initial hangeul part is written, it searches and returns based of what is currently in the search bar (like Google does)
3. (This is more personal/educative) as someone who has studied both Japanese and Mandarin, I think you have a good blend of Sino/Japa-Korean mixture in the search as well as plain hanja! Just add more because the pool seems pretty small for the generic words such as 이귝 (Which would be 離陸ー ririku in Japanese, I lyuk in Korean) or 창백 (蒼白 — cāng bâi in Mandarin, chang baeg in Korean)
Overall it’s definitely a great app and look for to using it!
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Brilliant!
This is an excellent tool for discovering the T Hanja roots of Korean words. You can enter either the Hanja or the Korean syllables, or even entire Korean words!
One reviewer couldn’t get the backspace to work. Of course it won’t work, if you haven’t already translated a word… then there is nothing to go back to! By tapping on the last word or syllable which was entered, it is selected, and then you can simply type in your new word.
Compared to other apps and websites, this app has a much more complete database and almost never comes up empty-handed! This is a very practical and handy tool for learners of the Korean language! Many, many thanks to the developer! If there was a version of this app which cost more but had no ads, I would be very happy to pay for it.
One reviewer couldn’t get the backspace to work. Of course it won’t work, if you haven’t already translated a word… then there is nothing to go back to! By tapping on the last word or syllable which was entered, it is selected, and then you can simply type in your new word.
Compared to other apps and websites, this app has a much more complete database and almost never comes up empty-handed! This is a very practical and handy tool for learners of the Korean language! Many, many thanks to the developer! If there was a version of this app which cost more but had no ads, I would be very happy to pay for it.
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Only possible to stay on the 字 page
Why can’t I move to the search page? The back arrow doesn’t work :(
