What is Reddit's opinion of Korean Dictionary & Translate?

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Here's the android link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nhn.android.naverdic

After opening it, scroll down until you see a thing that says "Today's Korean Conversation" and it will be there. Sometimes it doesn't take you to the latest one, in that case you have to tap o the date that appears on top to change it.

Naver dictionary

I'm on Android, and I'll either use the online website (endic.naver.com) or the Naver Dictionary Android app.

It appears there's an identical one for <strong>iOS</strong>!

Of course, if I'm feeling ~~lucky~~ lazy, I'll use the good ol' Google Translate

Best of luck!

Further Edit: The Naver 사전 also has definitions for idioms - How extensive they are, I'm not too sure. I suspect the interface is really just a browser in disguise, but it gets the job done, and can occasionally translate better than Google Translate.

Google Translate's Android app can read handwriting. It's pretty neat! (And a good method for 한글 practice with a stylus) :)

This is the dictionary app.

Yeah.. I should really use them more lol

If I'd have to rank how often I use any Korean learning related app, it'd be:

1. Naver dictionary
2. Papago
3. Korean Learner's dictionary (really useful to know if something is an action verb or an adjective for conjugation/grammar stuff and can provide more detail than Naver dictionary)
4. Dongsa
5. Korean word of the day