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February 22, 2005
Chinese-tools.com
OK, it's China this and China that, but where's the rice?
Well, courtesy of a joehead, it's arrived.
Right here.
Right now.
Get out your rice bowl (the unbreakable one) and have a look at Chinese-tools.com, just up.
As SKii, my kind informant, wrote, "A lot of tools to learn Chinese."
Best of all, it's free.
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Are you learning Chinese? How long time do you learn Chinese and mandarin? Do you want to know your current level and achievement? I suggest you spend 5 minutes to know your Chinese level through watching a video on http://hello-mandarin.blogspot.com
Posted by: Beijinggirl | Aug 10, 2007 6:09:57 AM
Thank you for the Chinese Tools link!
Very very usefull!
Posted by: Bob | Dec 15, 2006 4:10:53 PM
Hi,
Here are some useful tools to learn Chinese :
- Learn Chinese : Free Mandarin Chinese lessons. Each of the 15 units contain easy to understand dialogues, usage notes and a practice page.
- Chinese-English dictionary : An easy-to-use dictionary with over 34,000 entries. It can be searched by Chinese characters, Pinyin, or English. Audio pronunciation is available.
Good luck. :-)
Posted by: Chinese learner | Oct 1, 2006 5:56:45 AM
Haha, nice review mate!
Posted by: Chinese Tools? | Jul 27, 2006 5:46:12 AM
The most exciting place for American students of Classical Chinese is the University of Hawaii (they publish the best dictionaries, among other things). Their Shuhai Wenyuan (Sea of Chinese Literature) site is an incredibly rich resource for the student of the classics. There are dozens of searchable, carefully prepared Classical Chinese texts at their site, and they are adding more all the time. The site gives you the Chinese text (with English texts available for some texts) and each character is connected to a set of definition and notes. You can mouse-click your way to better Chinese: http://www.shuhai.hawaii.edu/
Posted by: Chris Gait | Feb 25, 2005 7:47:48 AM
