Hello - we've written a new free keyboard app called Magic Keyboard Free.
It takes a dictionary approach rather than a learning approach to predictive text.
We've managed to squeeze millions of word combos into individual language packs for English (UK/US), Spanish, German and French.
As its dictionaries are very comprehensive, it does a pretty awesome job of figuring out what you're trying to say and helping you along as you type.
There's also a Pro version with a few extra features including next-word prediction.
You can contact us with any feedback via e-mail.
No chinese?
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Thumb Keyboard is using a split design for fast and natural typing on phones and tablets. For details search the market. There you will also find a free trial version.
Right now I'm facing the interesting challenge to create a split layout for (for me very unfamiliar) languages like Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese etc.
First of the todo stack is Russian. For this I'm looking for beta testers. Please PM or mail me ( info at beansoft nl) if you like to participate in this private beta.
Meanwhile I'm looking for Japanese, Korean and Chinese users who can introduce me in their language so I can also create a split layout for those languages.
Thanks!
Hi,
We've recently released Magic Keyboard Free on Google Play.
It takes a dictionary approach rather than a learning approach to predictive text.
We've managed to squeeze millions of word chains into individual language packs for English (UK/US), Spanish, German and French.
As its dictionaries are very comprehensive, it does a good job of figuring out what you're trying to say and helping you along as you type.
Let us know what you think !
Picomat Studios,
Melbourne
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Most language apps that I've tried only show text and let you answer questions, some also have a reader that reads the words out loud. This is the only app that I've found that uses voice recognition to test your verbal skills. The graphics are really neat and make make it hard for you to stop
The flashcards are very useful as you remember something much better when you see a picture of it, for example objects like a house, pen, etc.
The app is for:
• English speakers learning Spanish or German
• Spanish speakers learning English or German
• German speakers learning Spanish or English
Here is the link:
http://go.syslynx.co.uk/go/flashlingua+app/amp
HedgeDict is free, fast and comprehensive offline dictionaries.
It's combine a lot of difference dictionaries and also you can convert your own dictionary. Now enabled English-Russian-English (Universal and specials), Germany-Russian-Germany, English-French-English, English-Ukrainian-English, Ukrainian-Russian-Ukranian, Spanish-Russian-Spanish, Italian-Russian-Italian, French-Russian-French, Russian-Chinese-Russian, Tajik-Russian and list will grow.
Dictionary is very easy in use. You will obtain a result in few clicks because in HedgeDict present word prediction function, history list, enable transition links between dictionaries and more other useful functions. All databases will be saved on the SD card and you can choose a location for them. Each of dictionaries contains at least 50000 words also in detailed translation you will find a lot phrases and examples.
HedgeDict support sounds and can pronounce needed word in English, German, French.
You can download HedgeDict from official site HedgeDict or from GooglePlay.
You will enjoy it!
My first - 1st! Nice
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I always wanted to fiddle with Android and create an app of my own. Now I've finally done it!
TL;DR: Dictionary + Translator with support for multiple languages. You can customize the languages. You can also use the camera/gallery to scan text from images and search/translate it.
Words – Multilingual Dictionary, Translator
Knowing more than one language, I always wanted a dictionary that could quickly search for a word and give me the results in the languages I'm interested, but also work as a good simple dictionary. I couldn't find something that would satisfy me and I said "Hey, why not do it myself?". So I did it!
Overall, I'm really satisfied with what the app turned out to be. I can only hope now that it will be useful to other people. I'd really appreciate some feedback on this, as I spent countless hours tweaking the app and making sure the end product is something worthy of a Google Play Store entry
Cheers!