Chinese Touch 1.4 – Stroke Order

Another World · Oct 5, 2010

Chinese Touch 1.4 – Stroke Order
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Learn to read and write Chinese using this NDS application. For more information check the project post, linked below.

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CarbonX13 · Oct 5, 2010

Interesting, though would be nice if there was an option to swap between Simplified and Traditional characters... Traditional Characters are way better. =)

jurassicplayer · Oct 5, 2010

+1 for traditional. It's not every language that has a character that looks like godzilla and means dragon.

Umbra · Oct 5, 2010

Interesting, i will give a try definitely.

chyyran · Oct 5, 2010

Traditional Cantonese FTW...
As long as they don't release a traditional cantonese version, I won't be dling this...

CarbonX13 · Oct 5, 2010

ron975 said:
Traditional Cantonese FTW...
As long as they don't release a traditional cantonese version, I won't be dling this...

Taiwan speaks Mandarin and uses Traditional too. =/ Unless you did a typo.

YoshiKart · Oct 5, 2010

Yeah, I'd love to have an option to switch between Mandarin and Cantonese, and Simplified and Traditional. Mostly because I'm supposed to be native in Canto.

This looks really well made, so I'll definitely give it a try, and possibly learn some more Chinese in the process.

shakirmoledina · Oct 5, 2010

u could also try rosetta stone.. its pretty good

trumpet-205 · Oct 5, 2010

Even though I'm Chinese, it's been long time since I write any Chinese characters.

Maybe this will brush up my skills.

godreborn · Oct 5, 2010

I've been learning Chinese for about a year now, and I've been looking for a nds homebrew, app, or real game which allows u to draw characters and tell u their pronunciation as well as their meaning...can u do that with this game or is there some nds app that allows u to do that? I really don't want to spend $400 on an electronic dictionary.

syslock · Oct 5, 2010

Hi,

I am the developer of this application and want to respond to some of your questions. First Chinese Touch is technically not restricted to simplified characters and mandarin pronunciation. Also it was created to meet my own requirements for PRC standard Chinese in first place, I know of one or two users who use it with traditional characters or even for Japanese language in some way and I am personally thinking about trying to use the code base for totally different languages like Spanish or Arabic some day as a kind of experiment. The supported language is more a question of available dictionaries and lesson files. Currently there is an introductory course for simplified Chinese from Wikibooks included within the release archive. As everything is stored in UTF8-encoded plain text files, you may modify those to feature traditional characters and different pronunciations on your own. I would gladly include your modified versions in later releases or provide them as add-on packages at least. I already converted a couple of dictionaries, including traditional versions, that you can download from the projects download page at: http://code.google.com/p/chinese-touch/downloads/list
If you know free offline dictionaries you would like to use in Chinese Touch and whose license statements allow republishing of converted/optimized versions, I could try to add those to the list.

Godreborn asked for handwriting recognition of Chinese characters. Sadly this is currently not implemented and won't be in the near future as I consider this a rather hard task. If you have some knowledge or at least ideas on how to implement this or other missing features, feel invited to join hacking on this little project.

Desendos · Oct 5, 2010

I'm learning Japanese and was just wondering if a Japanese version is made or will be made.

But I might as well learn some Chinese anyway.

Kusiga · Oct 7, 2010

Pretty awesome, going to check this out. Was teaching myself to speak and understand other speaking Chinese a few years ago but could never find a good way to learn to write it so gave up a little. Hopefully this helps and will show my Chinese friends to see if they can understand my writing in a month or so...haha

HuRRicaN · Oct 12, 2010

Thanks for this awesome piece of software, syslock!

Marauding · Oct 23, 2010

Stroke Order?

syslock · Oct 24, 2010

Marauding said:
Stroke Order?

Well its a release subtitle indicating that the stroke order images from the Wikimedia Stroke Order project where integrated with that release.

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