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Learn Chinese 2007 v.5 11
Learn Chinese 2007 v5.1 is officially launched, Try it for free !
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Learn Chinese v.6.0.0.11
Learn Chinese 6.0 is for people who are serious about learning Chinese language. It's a simple, efficient, and comprehensive tool and designed for the beginners and senior learners to learn Chinese language and culture.
Chinese Toolbox FREE v.11.0.0.2
Chinese Toolbox FREE helps you learn Chinese while you read online or digitized Chinese texts that are interesting to you. Chinese Toolbox FREE is the freeware operating mode of Chinese Toolbox. After a 15-day trial period, the program will switch
DimSum Chinese Tools for Mac OS X v.0.7.9.1
DimSum Chinese Tools is an advanced application designed to enable you to learn Chinese.
Chinese Toolbox READER v.9 2
Study Chinese by reading the Chinese text you want to read! Chinese Toolbox READER is a tool to help you do just that.
Chinese Character Stroke Order v.2 10
Maybe you already can speak Chinese perfectly, even reading, but when it comes to writing it would be a really tough job. Yes, Chinese characters are difficult. They are totally different from western letters.
Websters Digital Chinese Dictionary PSE1 v.1.0
The new Webster's Digital Chinese Dictionary (WDCD) is the essential tool in today's fast-paced, global economy. Just load WDCD into your Adobe PDF (or compatible) viewer on your Windows, Mac OS X, Linux computer or eBook reader. In moments,
Chinese Alphabet v.1.0.0.4
We think that everyone have to learn Chinese alpha (Pinyin) first if he really want to learn Chinese. So this module just is a Chinese phonetic alphabet tool which includes the 1,300 Chinese alphas (Initials, Finals, and Syllable) in total.
English Tenses Quizzes v.1 5
Tenses are one of the most difficult subjects in English learning, and they can be really confusing for some people. Shall we use the past simple or the past perfect tense when talking about an action that occurred before another?
CEDICT for Apple Dictionary v.1.2
The CEDICT project was started by Paul Denisowski in 1997 with the aim to provide a complete Chinese to English dictionary with pronunciation in pinyin for the Chinese characters.