A quick guide on how to put the interface for Wordpress into Chinese, Japanese or Korean. You can do this to add to your daily exposure. → Read more
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So a lot of people seem to be searching for “Chinese Japanese Korean difference”. Here’s a nice little guide to help them solve their problems. → Read more 
Before I started learning a bit of Korean I was aware that there was a lot of influence from Chinese due to 漢字, but I didn’t realise the extent of this influence. It seems to be massive. → Read more 
I’m getting started with basic Korean by using separate grammar / vocabulary and writing decks, to try and be as efficient as possible. Also mixing in some listening. → Read more 
An explanation of topic prominent languages, including their topic comment structure and other features, and comparison to subject prominent languages. → Read more 
A quick look at how popular Chinese, Japanese and Korean are as learning goals on 43Things. → Read more 
One thing that sets Korean apart from other East Asia languages is it’s unique use of an entirely alphabetic writing system. For students who’ve previously studied Chinese or Japanese, this will seem like the best thing since sliced bread. Better still, the system is intelligently and systematically designed with very few irregularities. You can learn the rules and apply them consistently, unlike in English, where pronunciation often has to be learned by rote. → Read more 
A guide to setting up CJK input for complex characters on Ubuntu, Linux Mint and other operating systems. Use this to type in Chinese, Japanese or Korean. → Read more |
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