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Show HN: Learning Chinese and Japanese with graphs and trees

9 pointsby mreichhoffabout 1 year ago
Just for fun, I built a language learning tool. It represents Chinese and Japanese as graphs of characters, with connections indicating given characters can form a word. It can also decompose characters to give clues on how they&#x27;re pronounced, analyzes words to understand which ones are commonly used together, and more.<p>It&#x27;s fully interactive, supports offline use, generates flashcards, has sentences from humans and from AI, and plenty of other features.<p>Check out the README for details. <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;mreichhoff&#x2F;HanziGraph">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;mreichhoff&#x2F;HanziGraph</a>

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uuuuuuabout 1 year ago
This is wonderful! Just last night I realized I had a need for something like this, while using the &quot;words containing&quot; feature of Pleco. I find I can remember characters much better if I see their relationship to other characters. Then I recognized hey this is a graph, that would be a cool thing to play with.<p>I learned intermediate level Chinese 40 years ago, back when paper dictionaries with pinyin were the hot new thing. Then I forgot it all. I recently stumbled across Pleco, which astonished me so much I started learning Chinese again.<p>I&#x27;m looking forward to using HanziGraph in my studying.
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barlogabout 1 year ago
FYI: Japanese people don&#x27;t read 漢字 (kanji) as &quot;hanzi&quot;.
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