chinese dictionaries

[Guest guest]

Here's another good online dictionary: http://cb.kingsoft.com/ Both C-E and

E-C.

The company (Kingsoft - Jinshan) has another great product which I have

installed on my computer. It's called Kingsoft Powerword

http://shop.kingsoft.com/index

php?act=online & onlineOption=post_product & product=7

 

This program is particularly interesting because it has a mouse grab

function. Meaning that every word you point your mouse at, be it English or

Chinese, will be translated into Chinese or English respectively. You can

also listen to the correct pronunciation of the word(s). It comes together

with a regular E-C/C-E dictionary. Chinese compound terms are also being

translated.

A very useful tool for reading Chinese articles, websites.

Available in China for the price of 38 rmb (about 3,6 euro!). I don't know

if it's available outside of China, however. I also know it was being sold

at illegal stands for 2 or 3 or 4 rmb.

 

Regards,

 

Tom.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Chinese Medicine , " Tom Verhaeghe "

<verhaeghe_tom@h...> wrote:

> This program is particularly interesting because it has a mouse grab

> function. Meaning that every word you point your mouse at, be it

English or

> Chinese, will be translated into Chinese or English respectively.

 

like this?

http://www.popjisyo.com/WebHint/Portal_e.aspx

[Guest guest]

>> Meaning that every word you point your mouse at, be it

English or Chinese, will be translated into Chinese or English respectively.

 

 

>>like this?

http://www.popjisyo.com/WebHint/Portal_e.aspx

 

 

(Tom)Well yes, like that : )

That application is free, and it translates Korean, Japanese and Chinese! It

has the slight disadvantage that you have to copy and paste the text you

want to look at, to the popjisyo website. Thanks for the link,

Tom.