how can i write the english letter H by Chinese letter ?
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There is no Chinese letter H. They have there own way of writing words but not letters. Why do you want to know that? Was it i word you are trying to spell or for a tatoo or something.
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Try Babelfish...everything translated except the YING part.
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now that you know how to write it... 축 생일 \nhere's how to prononce it... Saeng il chuk ha ham ni da!\nand how to sing it...\nSang-il Chookha-Hapneeda\nSang-il Chookha-Hapneeda\nJul Guh Woon Sang-il Ulh\nChookha-Hapneeda
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Any version of Yahoo mail can handle Chinese characters. To type Chinese, you only have to enable Chinese input on your own computer. To do this, on a Windows PC or a Mac, open the Help system and search for "Chinese input."
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Chinese alphabet doesnt work that way. It's more of a series of ideas than a series of phoenetical images. And there's more than a thousand characters, so it'd be a bit of work.
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Go to google and type in "flash" or "chinese symbols" and it should pop up. Good luck!
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I can help you. Could u send it to my mail cause my Yahoo!Msg doesn't work. If you are interested in Chinese characters I can show u one site about that. (^.^)
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u should write like this:　洳亚
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Yup, just click on the link below and click chinese to english or whatever way u wanna put it
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I will ask my assistant tomorrow. She's Taiwanese. Unfortunately I can't read Chinese...I hope you can wait until tomorrow, or if you're lucky, you might get some help from other people
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You are asking about writing it in Japanese. That's impossible to answer because we cannot type in Japanese characters.
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There isn't a way to post Chinese characters here, LOL.\n\nYour best bet is to install the Chinese language pack and go to http://babelfish.altavista.com/ or http://www.freetranslation.com/ - then you'll be able to translate whatever you want!
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Valentines Day in Chinese:\nChinese Simplified: 情人节\nChinese Traditional: 情人節\n\nDon't know which one you really wanted, so wrote both... :D
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Hello is Ni Hao (nee how)\n\nYou're welcome is bu ke qi (boo kah chi)\n\nI hope this helps!
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It is possible to teach yourself, believe it or not. I started out with 'Modern Chinese: A Basic Course' by The Faculty of Peking University. It's put out by Dover and has a CD with native speakers, both male and female, to accompany the text. Quite old, so kind of 'communist', but describes the sound system in detail, gives you a good foundation for the grammar - the basic sentence patterns.\n\nAnd a nice book on the writing system: Teach Yourself Beginner's Chinese Script, put out by Teach Yourself Books.\n\nLater on, I found a very nice (and free!) course on the Internet. Here's the URL: www.hanyu.com.cn/en/default.asp\n\nThis will give you more modern vocabulary, how to use it in conversation.\n\nAlso if you want you can learn Chinese characters, they have very nice animations which slowly take you through each character, like an invisible hand drawing them for you so you know the order and direction of the strokes (every detail IS important - if you don't get it right and you learn with the wrong order or direction, it'll come back to haunt you when you are writing the characters fast and they just 'don't look Chinese'...).\n\nI believe they also have a Japanese and a Korean version of this site - don't have the URL for it handy.\n\nFinally, a nice dictionary for beginners: Oxford Starter Chinese Dictionary.\n\n祝你好运气！Zhu4 ni3 hao3 yun4 qi! Good luck!
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Chinese Character Package www.usc.edu/dept/ealc/chinese/newweb/character_page.html
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Install the chinese font on your system\n\nthese links can help http://www.declan-software.com/chinese_ime/index.htm\nhttp://mailer.fsu.edu/~flan/chinese/documents/word_processing.htm\n\n\nhope it helps