Comments on: Organize your Vocab: Hanzi Web http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm Tips and Strategies for Learning to Speak Mandarin Chinese Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:29:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: mike http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm/comment-page-1#comment-10642 mike Sat, 17 Sep 2011 02:39:13 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=11#comment-10642 this site is a bit more confusing (at least for me) but a much more comprehensive (i think). it shows webs and radicals. http://zhongwen.com/ this site is a bit more confusing (at least for me) but a much more comprehensive (i think). it shows webs and radicals. http://zhongwen.com/

]]> By: mike http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm/comment-page-1#comment-10641 mike Sat, 17 Sep 2011 02:33:40 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=11#comment-10641 Ben this website does what your looking for. it shows a long list of words/phrases starting with that character and another list of ones ending with it. http://www.chinese-dictionary.org/ Ben this website does what your looking for. it shows a long list of words/phrases starting with that character and another list of ones ending with it. http://www.chinese-dictionary.org/

]]> By: Ben Whately http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm/comment-page-1#comment-9909 Ben Whately Tue, 11 Jan 2011 16:31:08 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=11#comment-9909 This sounds like a good scheme for helping you to process the fact that a lot of characters are used in combination with other characters - do you know anywhere on the web that creates these sorts of "hanzi webs" for you? ie you type in a word and it shows you the connections for all the words that each of its constituent characters appear in? This sounds like a good scheme for helping you to process the fact that a lot of characters are used in combination with other characters – do you know anywhere on the web that creates these sorts of “hanzi webs” for you? ie you type in a word and it shows you the connections for all the words that each of its constituent characters appear in?

]]> By: Vernus Liu http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm/comment-page-1#comment-9724 Vernus Liu Mon, 23 Aug 2010 08:40:13 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=11#comment-9724 Mmm....I just contradicted myself. "cannot" → "doesn't usually mean" Mmm….I just contradicted myself.

“cannot” → “doesn’t usually mean”

]]> By: Vernus Liu http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm/comment-page-1#comment-9723 Vernus Liu Mon, 23 Aug 2010 08:36:12 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=11#comment-9723 I agree. “寒期” cannot be used to mean "winter break/vacation". It is usually an adjective that'd be translated simply as "winter" or more formally as "hivernal". To mean the holiday period, one has to add a noun afterwards, eg., 寒期季節[节] or 寒期假節(->寒假). Ex. 寒期營 Winter camp (which would technically take place during the break, yeah...but, it doesn't always involve vacationing: 寒期訓練營 Winter boot camp 寒期校/寒期班 Winter classes 寒期課程 Winter curriculum It sometimes could be a noun, literally "winter break," as in the sentence 寒期打工 (working during the winter break). I agree. “寒期” cannot be used to mean “winter break/vacation”. It is usually an adjective that’d be translated simply as “winter” or more formally as “hivernal”. To mean the holiday period, one has to add a noun afterwards, eg., 寒期季節[节] or 寒期假節(->寒假).

Ex.
寒期營 Winter camp (which would technically take place during the break, yeah…but, it doesn’t always involve vacationing:
寒期訓練營 Winter boot camp
寒期校/寒期班 Winter classes
寒期課程 Winter curriculum

It sometimes could be a noun, literally “winter break,” as in the sentence 寒期打工 (working during the winter break).

]]> By: vitas http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm/comment-page-1#comment-28 vitas Sun, 10 Jun 2007 12:11:53 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=11#comment-28 The word "寒期han2 qi1" in your Hanzi Web--- We usually say "寒假han2 jia4" indicating winter vacation. Well, I never use "寒期" :) mmm... Is it dielect or something? The word “寒期han2 qi1″ in your Hanzi Web—
We usually say “寒假han2 jia4″ indicating winter vacation.
Well, I never use “寒期” :)
mmm… Is it dielect or something?

]]> By: Ingo http://laowaichinese.net/organize-your-vocab-hanzi-web.htm/comment-page-1#comment-25 Ingo Tue, 12 Dec 2006 23:36:29 +0000 http://laowaichinese.net/?p=11#comment-25 Try PNG format for this type of pic - sharp edges are a hassle for JPG. Try PNG format for this type of pic – sharp edges are a hassle for JPG.

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