There are absolutely hundreds of blogs and websites around for learning Chinese which makes it difficult to find the best ones – well, that’s what we’re here for. The following website is a gem that you may not have heard … Continue reading
If you’re looking for a place to find and share links about learning Chinese and Chinese culture then Social Mandarin is a great resource. Along the lines of Digg or the Hao Hao Report, Social Mandarin allows users to submit … Continue reading
Reading Chinese online is a great way to practice your reading and comprehension, but nothing is more daunting than arriving at a web page only to be greeted by a wall of Chinese characters. Here is a list of some … Continue reading
This is the second in a two-part series looking at online services for learning Chinese, the first part was a review of ChineseTeachers.com. Now that you certainly are a fluent Mandarin Chinese speaker (after using ChineseTeacher.com), let’s focus on our … Continue reading
Want to practice your Chinese listening ability? Next TV is a free online Taiwanese TV Channel that consists mostly of news programming so is the perfect way to practice listening. The channel is 24 hours, so you don’t have an … Continue reading
Probably one of the most well-known online Chinese dictionaries amongst learners of Chinese is MDBG. This is no surprise given the sheer amount of features on the website, from basic Chinese dictionary functionality, to translation, learning tools and more. Here … Continue reading
Well, not so much dirty as fast – if you need to translate a word or phrase quickly, then Google Dictionary is the way to go. In true Google style, Google Dictionary is light-weight and targeted in it’s feature set. … Continue reading
