JAccent: Japanese dict with AI
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JAccent: Japanese dict with AI is a Books&Reference application developed by DTTrinh, but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play JAccent: Japanese dict with AI on your computer.
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Enter "JAccent: Japanese dict with AI" into the search bar and search for it
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Once the download and installation are complete, return to the LDPlayer home screen
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I only use this app for a visual on pitch accent, which it does very well. Combined with a dictionary like Takoboto and Forvo (to hear native pronunciation examples) + an app for me to record myself and listen back to it, I've been able to improve my accent and listening skills a lot! I highly recommend this app for the convenience of an offline pitch accent visual :)
Could not ask for a better app. Exactly what i was looking for, user friendly, looks good, and very easy to understand visualisation of the pitch accent.
Hello there! How are we supposed to know if the particle attaches high or low? Without listening to the sentence at least. Now the app is pretty good, it's simple and easy to use, but there's that one major issue. Please add either a particle in a different color, a number indicating when the pitch drops or add the category names (heiban, atamadaka, etc.) or better yet, all of them! I would absolutely adore this app if this improvement was made! I look forward to future updates! :)