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[tirinal]

I'm looking to buy a new phone soon, with one of the main criteria being a really, really good Korean->English dictionary. The problem I keep running into is that most phones are (naturally) good for the English->Korean bit, but far less so the reverse. The answers are often stilted, basic, or don't provide examples. As a student of Korean it annoys me that I still can't find anything as good as Naver's online dictionary integrated into a phone.

Anyone have any recommendations from personal experience? Much thanks.

[nobbyken]

Yeah, translation of words are their relevant useage is always a problem.
Maybe the most accurate solution would be to get something with web access to check Naver.com when required?
www.et-house.com is another useful site with up to date terminology.