ZDT2go is a flashcard application to learn Chinese vocabulary.
As the name suggests, ZDT2go is based on ZDT, implementing ZDT's flashcard self-review feature on mobile phones. Therefore, its main purpose is to allow users of ZDT to take their flashcards with them
Chinese Translator/Dictionary - It's fun to translate!
Translate from Chinese to English or from English to Chinese
- Includes Dictionary
- Word of the Day
NOTE: the app now uses SMS permission so you can translate incoming SMS. The app will not read your SMS for any other purpose, or send SMS to you or anyone
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