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HanziGraph
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| 4.4 | 9.1 | |
| 7 months ago | 2 months ago | |
| JavaScript | JavaScript | |
| - | MIT License |
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LLG-MP
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Video Player with OpenSubtitles support?
Try LLG-MP! It has a nice OpenSubtitles integration. Go to Search at the top, click on Subtitles, then search for your favorite movie or TV show episode. Then click Download. Wait a bit, then it should show you a list of all relevant subtitles. Click on your favorite, and play the video. It should show the subtitles too! Not too big on customization yet, but it can basically play these subtitles with a cool OpenSubtitles integration right out of the box.
HanziGraph
- Show HN: Learning Chinese and Japanese with graphs and trees
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Visualizing, and learning, the relationships among kanji, words, and morphemes
Thanks! The project is actually originally for hanzi: https://hanzigraph.com, with the Japanese part being added after. For the other suggestions: I'll add them to my TODO list :-)
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Graph representations of Chinese and Japanese characters, words, and lemmas, for language learning (links in comments)
I (not generally a web dev) threw together a site (also installable as a PWA) that allows visualization and study of Chinese and Japanese characters, words, and lemmas). Check it out in Chinese or Japanese (or see the Japanese-specific demo).
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Free frequency dictionary and study tool to learn hanzi and see how words flow together, available in Simplified, Traditional, or Cantonese
I made a free, open-source tool for learning Chinese. You can check out a demo, or use it with simplified characters, traditional characters, or (less fully featured, but it's something) Cantonese.
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Cantonese vocabulary visualization and example sentences
The code is free and open source, and you can find it on GitHub.
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Learning kanji through the words that connect them
Sure, it's here!
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Free tool to learn hanzi, get example sentences, study flashcards, and track progress
The code is gross, but can be found on github.
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