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rculone is offline rculone
2008-12-29 , 10:45
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hello

I need a chinese english chinese translator for my n810 ?
Anyone have a possiblity for my ?

I have many one in java jar format but micro emu and jalimo are too diffcult .... and long for start a application.

Sorry for my english i'm a french newbie user of linux tablet.

thanks
 
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2009-01-04 , 11:18
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Get Stardict and the dictionaries on stardict.sourceforge.net.
 
Palmleavr is offline Palmleavr
2009-01-04 , 18:19
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The best solution for a handheld Chinese dictionary is to use Pleco Software. On the Internet Tablets, you should install the free Garnet VM and then install Pleco (available at www.pleco.com).
Stardict is fine if you just want to look up words, but, if you want to identify characters visually, run Chinese flashcards from within the dictionary program, look up by radical, easily translate between Chinese and English in both directions, then Pleco is your best choice.
Unfortunately, Pleco does not offer Chinese translation dictionaries with any other language than English, but you can find Chinese-French dictionaries with Stardict or Sdict (both free) for the internet tablets.
 
sdkgeo is offline sdkgeo
2009-02-20 , 08:33
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Perhaps I can help you. I can speak Chinese. chinese translation
 
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2009-02-21 , 12:57
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The linked page above throws up a warning in my browser, beware!
 
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sunnydips is offline sunnydips
2009-02-21 , 15:25
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Is there an app that allows you to draw the character for translation like the handwriting calculator app from nokia?


 
Palmleavr is offline Palmleavr
2009-03-29 , 11:07
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sunnydips,
Pleco Dict for the Palm does give you the ability to draw a character and look it up in a dictionary. I have been able to get Pleco Dict to run within the Garnet VM on my n810. The newest version of Pleco Dict also will give you the stroke order for characters. Pleco is apparently also working on a port of their software for the iPhone/iPod Touch. www.pleco.com
I don't know if you can do the same in Maemo with the CJK project: http://maemocjk.garage.maemo.org/
 
pnorman314 is offline pnorman314
2009-03-29 , 11:38
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Originally Posted by Palmleavr View Post
The best solution for a handheld Chinese dictionary is to use Pleco Software. On the Internet Tablets, you should install the free Garnet VM and then install Pleco (available at www.pleco.com).
Stardict is fine if you just want to look up words, but, if you want to identify characters visually, run Chinese flashcards from within the dictionary program, look up by radical, easily translate between Chinese and English in both directions, then Pleco is your best choice.
Unfortunately, Pleco does not offer Chinese translation dictionaries with any other language than English, but you can find Chinese-French dictionaries with Stardict or Sdict (both free) for the internet tablets.


Looks good! Is there anything like that for Japanese? I seem to recall something a while back, when I was looking for such an item for my old 770. But I can't find anything like that now.
 
neugier is offline neugier
2009-06-10 , 22:55
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would like to know if there are english spanish, english italian ,english portuguise and english french dictionaries available for the nokia n810.
thanks.
 
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