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Symbols were selected based on their visual similarity to corresponding English alphabet letters. Only real Chinese characters are used. Only characters that are positive or neutral in meaning are included. You can now translate directly from written English to the Chinese “alphabet.” Type English sentences and our computer will translate them to a Chinese “Alphabet.” You can then print the translation or copy and paste it to your own document.
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The 26 symbols in the Chinese alphabet are paired with their English equivalents in this all-in-one language visual aid. Free to download and print
Symbols were selected based on their visual similarity to corresponding English alphabet letters. Only real Chinese charac...
The Chinese Alphabet Chart Printable is a helpful tool for individuals who are learning the Chinese language. This chart provides a visual representation of the Chinese alphabet, allowing learners to easily identify and pronounce each character. Whether you are a beginner or more advanced student, this printable chart is an essential resource that can aid in your understanding and mastery of the Chinese language.
Alan and I have discovered another set of gibberish English-Chinese font that many people are getting tattooed with. We have compiled this handy-dandy decoder card for those who want to be entertained deciphering gibberish tattoos: DecoderCard.pdf Using decoder card, this tattoo below is "SABINA", in gibberish of course: http://www.bme.com/tattoo/A91117/high/jph9-untitled-image.jpg Update: Nov. 22, 2009 - Alan has created an updated version of Decoder Card: DecoderCard_v2.pdf
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New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Brush and Ink: The Chinese Art of Writing," September 2, 2006–January 21, 2007.New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Ink Art: Past as Present in Contemporary China," December 9, 2013–April 6, 2014
