UBC Character (字) Tool app for iPhone and iPad


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Developer: University of British Columbia
4.99 USD
Current version: 1.1.0, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 09 May 2012
App size: 171.41 Mb

漢字~汉字: Learn 10,000 Chinese characters and vocabulary items in Mandarin Chinese, Japanese and Korean.


Overview:

The UBC Chinese Character Tool app helps learners read and write 10,000 Chinese characters (漢字~汉字: hanzi~kanji~한자). It offers character instruction resources for Mandarin, Japanese and Korean.

App Features:

The app has been developed by the Dept. of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Consistently ranked among the 40 best universities of the world, UBC is a global centre for research and teaching and a world leader in Asian Studies.

• Access all essential 漢字~汉字 Chinese character information at a glance for Chinese characters in Mandarin, Japanese and Korean

• Practice writing more than 5,000 漢字~汉字 Chinese characters with a stylus or your finger on your mobile device.

• Includes thousands of sino-vocabulary items and example sentences

• Toggle between Mandarin (hanzi), Japanese (kanji) and Korean (한자) Chinese character information

• Supports UBC’s Chinese, Japanese and Korean courses along with popular textbooks for Japanese (Genki; An Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese; Nihongo o Hanasoo) and Mandarin (A Primer for Advanced Chinese Learners; Bridge; Integrated Chinese; Reading into a New China; Beyond the Basics)

• Search characters by multiple indexes: Pinyin, Hiragana, hangeul (한글) and Radical

• 中日韓 cross-referencing: Sino-vocabulary items are cross-referenced between Mandarin, Japanese and Korean

• View and customize color-coded stroke order animations for more than 5,000 漢字 ~汉字 Chinese characters

• Supports traditional and simplified characters

• Convenient Dashboard allows easy access to all functions from one site


NOTE:
Some of the features requires internet connectivity. Audio will be supported in a future version. The sino-vocabulary databases are undergoing constant revision and expansion.

Learn more at: http://m.ubccjk.com