JDICT VS Takoboto

The site is meant for Vietnamese speakers learning Japanese, but jdict.net (and the jdict mobile apps) has probably the best kanji handwriting recognition anywhere I've seen online. It can recognize the right kanji even if you slur the strokes together like in handwriting. Very useful for looking up kanji even if you can't read the Vietnamese definitions. For those who do know Vietnamese, it's an excellent... Source: about 1 year ago

Here's the website version of it: Takoboto.jp. Source: 7 months ago

In November 2022 I started seriously learning Kanji with the NihongoShark.com Deck in Anki and finished it in August. I plan to keep reviewing the cards for long as I can, but it's becoming tedious and I feel my retention is getting worse. Specially when I miss one day it's so bothering to catch up.I added vocabulary and example phrases from Kanji Koohii to the cards, but most of these phrases are very advanced so... Source: 7 months ago

I personally use Takoboto for my dictionary, but sites like jisho.org are perfectly fine as well (Since I'm on mobile a lot, the Takoboto app works really well for me). Source: 10 months ago

I think there are subs dedicated to translation help. Here's an online dictionary I like: Takoboto. You'll want to put the character と between the two words, which should be nouns. In this dictionary, there are also example phrases for a lot of words, so I'd look at those to make sure it's the right meaning for each word. Look up each word individually. Source: 12 months ago

Try dictionary like takoboto -> https://takoboto.jp/. Source: about 1 year ago