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Hi! I want to buy a new chinese dictionary, and I'm trying to choose between Collins Chinese Dictionary and Pocket Oxford Chinese Dictionary. While I can see some examples pages on amazon for the Collins, there's no way to look at some pages for the Oxford. Could somebody post a photo of two or three pages of this dictionary so that I can evaluate better which one to choose? Thank you!Pocket Oxford Pocket Chinese Dictionary, wordlists and going over the intermediate stage
Miko869 - Yesterday, 05:02 AM in Vocabulary, idioms, word lists . . .
Hi! I'm trying to find the "way" to go over the intermediate stage, and since my biggest problem is the number of unknown words I encounter in my readings, I want to increase my vocabulary in a more systematic and easy manner: instead of looking up for every word I don't know (which I find really boring), I want to learn all the words listed in a pocket/mini dictionary (usually the 15000 basic words). This way I could enjoy the language while I'm reading without worrying too much about cr...CSC Scholarship Results - 2013
Brian US - May 22 2013 06:51 PM in Life, Work and Study in China in General
We have spent months putting together applications for the 2013 CSC Scholarship and now the waiting begins. I want to once again thank the community here for another great round. Each year we strive to improve and compile all the information to make it easier for all scholarship hopefuls.
The CSC Scholarship - 2013 topic will have information on the application process. Please keep discussion in this topic to the CSC Scholarship results. Last year's discussion on...
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skylee - May 22 2013 05:10 PM in Society
It has been reported that the reason why Hong Kong is not in the US Visa Waiver Program is that it is not a sovereign country. And there is a proposal to amend this “technicality” to make it possible to include HK in the programme. I have found a relevant senate bill proposed by a senator from Hawaii called Hirono. And then there are reports about some congressmen from Nevada proposing/ supporting (?) similar/ same (?) bills. I don’t know how these things work. What are the next...Taobao search sucks?
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Hi Can anyone tell me if there's a way I can create a frequency list of words used in a set text. Hoping there's a way I can paste text into a website e.g. from an article or manual and learn the words most frequently appearing. CheersGift for a host? help please!
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Hey everyone Ok, I'm going to China in a few months and I will be staying with two families for two weeks at a time. I was wondering: What would be a good thank you gift to give them? I think money may be too crass, so I was thinking some gifts from England (home)? Unless there is another gift you should give them? Is there a standard amount you should spend on a host family etc? I don't want them to think I'm a freeloader!! Apologies if this is already a topic of conversation....Online reference to find "vernacular readings" of the components of a Chinese character?
tooironic - May 21 2013 08:07 PM in Chinese Characters
Is there an online reference where I can look up the components of a Chinese character with their "vernacular readings" noted?
Let's say I look up 壮 at chineseetymology.org. The reference tells me that the character is made up of the phonetic 爿qiang2, but since what I really want is to be able to explain in Mandarin how to write the character (this is actually a useful skill), the information "爿qiang2" is not terribly practical. Rather, knowing that it is written with a 将字旁 is much more usef...






