At a glance
A Korean (Hangeul) keyboard for Chinese speakers with a built-in dictionary of about 360,000 entries.
| Category | Korean–Chinese |
|---|---|
| Languages | Korean–Chinese |
| Platforms | iPad/iPhone |
| Developer | Enfour, Inc. |
Korean Dictionary Keyboard (韩语词典键盘) is a Hangul input keyboard designed for Chinese speakers. Enfour describes it as the only truly Chinese–Korean bilingual Korean keyboard on the App Store: a built-in dictionary shows the meaning of Korean words as you type, so you never have to leave your chat or email to look something up.
The dictionary contains around 360,000 entries, with conjugations for 11,000 verbs and adjectives, parts of speech, romanisation, and hanja. Colour-coded hints predict your next keystroke, whole words are suggested in context, and similar-sounding alternatives help you avoid mistakes. You can look up Korean from Chinese, select a Chinese word to replace it with Korean, and translate text in either direction.
An AI teacher suggests grammar and text corrections, and the keyboard also supports handwriting recognition, voice input via Siri, place names, food, technical terms, K-pop artists, and current slang. It is free to download, with a low-cost monthly subscription that unlocks all features.
Key features
- Bilingual Korean keyboard for Chinese speakers
- 360,000-entry dictionary with hanja and romanisation
- Conjugations for 11,000 verbs and adjectives
- Reverse look-up from Chinese and two-way translation
- AI grammar and text correction
- Handwriting and voice input
| Category | Korean–Chinese |
|---|---|
| Languages | Korean–Chinese |
| Platforms | iPad/iPhone |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Updated | 2026-08-14 |
| Developer | Enfour, Inc. |