永永的生命之歌
(yǒngyǒng de shēngmìng zhī gē)
an eternal song of life
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永永的生命之歌
(yǒngyǒng de shēngmìng zhī gē)
an eternal song of life
fic author and beta reader resource
online english dictionaries with NO ADS
BECAUSE I AM SO GODDAMN TIRED OF BEING BOMBARDED WITH ADS TRYING TO LOOK UP PRONUNCIATION OR SYNONYMS (btw. for anyone about to suggest an ad-blocker extension. only if it works on the silk browser on my e-reader will that info be actually helpful to me)
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https://schools.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/secondary ( sign up for the homeschool account. it's free. the website also has some audio&pdf language learning resources for french, mandarin, italian, german, gaelic and others! )
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ps. this is the one i like for chinese (you can look up copied in written chars, english words or the pinyin spelling for both mandarin and cantonese). also free with no ads !!!
This is a living Chinese dictionary that lets you contribute your Chinese learning experience to the community. Not only are your search res
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This character (永) evolved from a drawing of a long river, but you can also use this philosophical mnemonic: there is an ETERNITY (永) trapped in a DROP (丶) of WATER (水).
cchatty is a place to learn Chinese and make friends, with the Chinese learning marketplace, story community, learning dictionary, and pdf download.
Really useful to memorize new characters. (It decomposes every character in their radicals)
“我” —— The shape resembles an ancient weapon with a long-handled and three-toothed blade. Originally the name of a weapon similar to a lance, current meaning by sound-loan.
“女” (nǚ) —— a rough stick drawing of a woman (with legs modestly crossed). It occurs as an independent character and means “woman” or, occasionally, “daughter”.
Pleco is amazing. In terms of Chinese-English dictionary apps, this one is by far the best. I am currently (very slowly) translating my favorite Chinese web novel (邪王追妻:废材逆天小姐 - The Demonic King Chases His Wife: The Rebellious Good-for-Nothing Miss) by hand and I cannot stress enough how much I love the app?? It is the only one I'm using and it really is the only one I need. I am a super beginner 🔰 but throwing myself into a language is how I learn! The second I get some money I am going to buy a bunch of add-ons just to support them~ (the app itself and all the main features are completely free, ♥晕♥)