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Calligraphy Sheets
Chinese Calligraphy Bibliography
Cantonese
Cantonese Pronunciation Dictionary
Ethnologue - China
Learn Cantonese
Chinese Characters
Animated Chinese
Characters
Chinese Character Flashcards
Mandarin Chinese Outpost - Characters
Women's
Secret
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Xu
Bing's New
English Calligraphy
Computing
CD Titles for
Learning Chinese
Chinese Language Software & AV Programs
NJStar
Trial Version
Twinbridge
Trial Version
Wenlin Institute
Dictionaries
Chinese
Character Dictionary
Chinese
Characters Dictionary Web
Chinese-English Dictionary (CEDICT)
Dictionary of Chinese Characters
Dictionary of East Asian Literary CJK Terms
Guoyu Cidian
Specialized
Chinese Dictionaries
Learn Chinese
Chinese Language Study Courses in U.S.
Chinese Language Teaching and Learning Resources
Mandarin Chinese Outpost - Pronunciation
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Pronunciation Guide
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Pinyin
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ChinaSprout's Customized Chops
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Get a Chinese Name
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Sina.com
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Large selection of Chinese children's books and DVDs.
Books for learning Chinese.
A Chinese Amazon.
Chinese books from Taiwan.
English books on Asia.
Chinese Children's books.
Books for learning Chinese.
Practice writing Chinese characters the way young Chinese students do with
these printable calligraphy sheets.
English language books about Chinese calligraphy.
Cantonese uses almost all the same characters as Mandarin
- but with different pronunciations.
Cantonese and Mandarin are not the only Chinese dialects - nor is Chinese
the only language in China. This site introduces over 200 dialects and
languages.
Information about colloquial Cantonese.
Stroke-by-stroke animation shows you how to write thousands of common
Chinese characters in the proper stroke sequence that is essential for
attractive writing.
Addictive Java applet tests your recognition of Chinese characters online.
Information on how to write Chinese characters.
Chinese women
once used secret characters to communicate with
their sworn best friends.
Smithonian Institute's exhibition and interview.
Reviews of Chinese learning software by Chinese professors.
Professor Marjorie Chan's extensive annotated links.
Download 30-day free trial version of popular software for viewing,
writing Chinese, Japanese
and Korean.
Software for
viewing, writing Chinese.
Download trial version of popular CDROM for learning Chinese.
Search for individual character meanings.
Simultaneous searching of main Chinese-English and
English-Chinese web dictionaries.
Rapidly growing online collaborative dictionary.
Extensive character dictionary with additional emphasis on Hakka
pronunciations.
Extensive and still growing dictionary for classical literature. Requires
Japanese fonts.
Excellent online Chinese-Chinese dictionary.
Bibliography of dictionaries in fields from aeronautics to reprography.
Find a college with a Chinese language program.
Professor Marjorie Chan's extensive links.
Discusses Romanization schemes, initials and finals, and the four tones of
Chinese.
Podcasts of Chinese lessons for learning online.
Practice the tones and other difficult aspects of Chinese pronunciation.
Introduction to Mandarin grammar.
Pinyin exercises from the University of Iowa.
Singapore's government encourages its anglicized ethnic Chinese
citizenry to
periodically speak Chinese.
Extensive collection from China News Digest.
Extensive collection of links to classical literature.
Service to provide a real Chinese chop with a real Chinese name (not a
bogus transliteration of your non-Chinese name).
Most common Chinese surnames with pronunciations in different dialects and languages.
Type in your English name, some admirable personal attributes, and the
computer generates a Chinese name.
Schools
List from the Less [sic] Commonly Taught Languages
Project.
Non-profit heritage schools teach Chinese to
over 100,000 Taiwanese/Chinese-American youth every weekend.
Great place for "foreigners" to learn also.
Search engine and directory with specialized portals for China, HK, Taiwan
and North America.
Extensive Chinese directory and search engine.
Resources for the Chinese teaching community.
Resources for teaching Chinese.
Information for teaching and learning Chinese.