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It also doesn't provide pinyin. Papago does the best job with sentences that are less straightforward/don't lend themselves to direct translations. Baidu Translate is solid all-around. Google Translate is the fastest/easiest. Google Lens is by far the fast/easiest for text from image translations. Would love to hear y'all's thoughts and ...
Looking for Integrated Chinese, Volume 1, 4th Ed (Text and work book) PDF. Textbook ISBN: 9781622911356. Workbook ISBN: 9781622911363. If anyone can help me find PDFs for these, I would appreciate it! 9. 42 Share. Add a Comment. Sort by: Search Comments.
when i have windows settings | time & language | language & region | windows display language = english (united states) enabled and i visit a web page written in chinese (simplified), e.g. https://msn.cn/, i get an address bar option and popup to facilitate translating page to english. it doesn't matter if country or region = chinese vs united ...
Chinese option: Note that 2 buttons appears, the red circle says 'chinese'. Spanish option: ok. Default English: ok. As you can see, in the chinese simplified option, 2 buttons appears instead, of which 1 of them gives 2 options (english and chinese). Sometimes the english option might pop out when I switch to that chinese keyboard, and I would ...
Later they fixed and added english language. But image the horrors, you buy a game for full european price and they say, f#ck you, no english for you my friend. Risen 2 did similar sh#t, only german and russian were available at launch, english was in the files but was disabled.
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So I have a Chinese movie. It has 3 distinct SRT subtitles. English, Chinese Simplified, and Chinese Traditional. Is there any way for me to label these as such? English is labeled properly, but chinese simplified and traditional both come up as unknown.
A literal translation would be 我吃屁股, but since 屁股 generally refers to one's entire rear end rather than the orifice, it loses a bit of nuance in Chinese. Personally (and I can't believe I'm writing these sentences) I would render it as either 我愛吃屁屁 or the more metaphorical 我愛舔菊花 (lit. "I like to lick ...