Hello everyone!
Just subscribed to Kitsun 
I noticed most people use this app for Japanese, however, I’m here studying German vocab. I did study some Japanese in the past, so I’m familiar with the atmosphere. I’m super jealous about the import from Jisho feature, I hope we could implement something similar with some cough german cough other dictionaries 
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See you around and wish you all a nice reviewing session 
Welcome @talento! 
I like your username, it means talent in Portuguese, but you’re probably aware of that 
I’m glad to see someone outside of the Japanese buble finding Kitsun useful for their studies! It’s clearly inclined for Japanese, due to its userbase 
But I’m aware that @Neicudi is definitely willing to broaden Kitsun’s scope 
Feel free to participate and interact! Even though the community isn’t very active (yet!), everyone is willing to add their 2c and contribute
Cute fox as bonus:
Welcome welcome! 
Great to see Kitsun being used for more and more languages
I’m working on expanding the dictionary tool with more languages. Korean, Chinese and probably Russian are the first few I’ll be adding soon, but after that I hope to add European languages as well. I’ll be on the lookout for a good german dictionary 
Hope you enjoy your stay!
I couldn’t say whether it would word out, but if you get around to latin languages, I highly recommend looking at word reference as a website covering all those. It’s what I’ve been using for years, and it’s a very reliable website.
Also, nice to meet you @talento! I’d love to see languages other than Japanese get popular on here as well. It’s clearly geared towards Japanese, but it still works great with others.
Oh, and don’t be afraid to share any German sets you make! I’m sure others will appreciate it.
Thanks, it doesn’t seem like they have a open source database file or anything similar that I can query though, which is kinda required in order for me to add it to Kitsun
Dict.cc and https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/ are both popular German dictionaries, but I don’t know if they offer the open source you need.I just learned about the dictionary feature for Japanese today and would be awesome to have that in German too.
Hey @talento!! I am here as a fellow german learner as well!! Nice to see more of us!! hahahaha
@Neicudi About the dictionary feature: my favorite german dictionary is Pons and they have an API for integration in other websites! I don’t know if this service of theirs is really free or not… But I will leave the link here for further reference: https://en.pons.com/p/online-dictionary/developers/api
Thanks both Will check them out!