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This version of Pleco, made especially for Google Play users in China, is identical to our regular Pleco Chinese Dictionary app except that it lacks In-App Purchasing, so it can be downloaded in countries where Google doesn't support paid apps. You can still buy add-ons for it from our website, and add-ons purchased there or in the other version of Pleco can be used in both versions. The most popular mobile Chinese dictionary ever is now on Android. LAUNCH PROMO: Get a free copy of our Chinese handwriting add-on if you download before June 30th. (you can keep using it for free even after that!)

Pleco is the ultimate Chinese learning companion - an integrated Chinese English dictionary / document reader / flashcard system with fullscreen handwriting input and live camera-based character lookups, from a company with over a decade of experience making mobile Chinese learning software. Major features: ? Great dictionaries: the free app comes with two dictionaries that between them cover 130,000 Chinese words and include 20,000 example sentences with Pinyin, and 11 other wonderful dictionaries are available as paid upgrades. (another batch of dictionaries are due out this spring) ? Live Optical Character Recognizer: look up Chinese words simply by pointing your device's camera at them, or by scrolling around a still image. (paid add-on) ? Handwriting input: use the entire width of your device's screen to draw characters. Very accurate, with a recognition engine licensed from China's leading maker of handwriting input systems. (paid add-on, free till June 30th) ? Flashcard System: create a card from any dictionary entry with a single button tap, import premade word lists, use advanced memorization techniques like SRS (spaced repetition), and study in a variety of modes including fill-in-the-blanks and tone drills. (simple version free, full-featured a paid add-on) ? Powerful search: look up words by Chinese characters, Pinyin (spaces and tones optional), or a combination, with support for wildcards and full-text search. ?