YellowBridge is an online bridge to Chinese language and culture, offering resources for learning Mandarin and cultural context for understanding the language. Its tools include a Chinese-English dictionary, character dictionary and etymology, Chinese flashcards, a memory game, HSK preparation, a popup translator, pinyin resources, an animated stroke order guide and a Chinese reading center.
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0YellowBridge is an online bridge to Chinese language and culture, offering resources for learning Mandarin and cultural context for understanding the language. Its tools include a Chinese-English dictionary, character dictionary and etymology, Chinese flashcards, a memory game, HSK preparation, a popup translator, pinyin resources, an animated stroke order guide and a Chinese reading center.
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An interactive chart of the International Phonetic Alphabet that plays a sound for each symbol clicked. It covers vowels, pulmonic and non-pulmonic consonants, other symbols and affricates. The page notes it is only a rough guide, as pronunciation varies by language and context, and recommends a browser with HTML5 Audio support.
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0LanGeek is a language learning platform for learning English. It offers vocabulary, expressions and idioms, reading comprehension, pronunciation lessons and grammar lessons. A Daily Words feature is described as a digital version of the Leitner System for improving vocabulary knowledge. The site also lists a free online English picture dictionary and a mobile application.
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0Fingerspell provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
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0The International Sign online dictionary provides words with signs in International Sign, searchable by word, word list by first letter, categories or the alphabet. It also offers fingerspelling, example sentences and video playback including slow motion, with favourites saving and both Estonian and English versions.
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Talking Dictionaries™ were created at Swarthmore College in 2005 and have expanded to more than 200 endangered languages. The Talking Dictionary concept and platform was created by K. David Harrison in 2005, and the tool is offered free to endangered language communities.
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