中文

Nov 02, 2005 10:58

我現在寫中文漢字。我的同學幫我。

Silly needing to use large fonts so that 幫 doesn't look like a black smudge.

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joefredbob November 2 2005, 19:06:38 UTC
If you're confused (and don't know why) go install chinese character sets.

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Re: Chinese jibb November 2 2005, 20:03:09 UTC
我現在讀漢字。我的電腦幫助我。

I hope that that makes a modicum of sense.

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Re: Chinese avenger337 November 2 2005, 21:10:08 UTC
It took me a couple seconds. But then I figured it out. And I don't care enough to install them. :)

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Re: Chinese joefredbob November 2 2005, 22:57:01 UTC
If 讀 is type and 電腦 is computer, probably, but I don't know either of those characters. (I know 電, but not 電腦)

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Re: Chinese joefredbob November 2 2005, 22:57:34 UTC
Actually, there are probably lots of things those could be that would make sense, that's just the one that occurred to me.

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sockfu November 3 2005, 00:54:27 UTC
Ah, going with the traditional route. 你可以写简体字吗? 我觉得简体字比较很快写, 可是我应该也念繁体字. NJStar Chinese WP 是你的朋友吗? 我很喜欢它的pop-up词典功用.

What book are you using in your Chinese class?

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Re: Chinese joefredbob November 3 2005, 02:49:54 UTC
我不認識他的漢字。我可以寫英文嗎?

Let's see if i can translate: "Can you write (simplified characters, I'm guessing by context and what pops up in the input program for simplified)? I think think simplified characters...something...fast to write? but I....dunno. Is NJStar Chinese WP your friend?(The heck?) I really like something's pop-up something."

Whee, that was fun. And ya, our book uses traditional, though I'm trying to learn to recognize simplified, at least the common variations (like the 马 difference and the 现 difference.)

We're using "Integrated Chinese, Traditional Character Edition". It's the same one Sophia used.

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Re: Chinese sockfu November 7 2005, 08:25:55 UTC
"Can you write (in) simplified? I think simplified's quicker to write, but I should also study traditional. Is NJstar Chinese Word Processor your friend? I really like its pop-up dictionary function."

Ooh, that's the same book series Melody and I are using as well. If you continue with Level 2 of that series, you'll need to learn how to read both sets of characters anyway. :) Have fun with Wang Peng and Li You!

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