Global Chinese Dictionary - chinese

Global Chinese Dictionary - chinese

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Description

Language: Chinese
Publishing Date: 2010
Pages: 1112
Size: 32 K

英文介绍:
The Chinese communities mentioned in the Global Chinese Dictionary mainly include Mainland China (Mainland), Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and other Southeast Asian regions, in addition to Japan, Australia, the United States, Canada and other regions. It mainly contains the unique words that have been common in various Chinese communities since the 1980s, such as the "return of the sea, Golden Week" in the mainland, the "fork electricity and fruit gold" in Hong Kong and Macao, the "fraternal seat and ticket" in Taiwan, and the "Malaysia" in Singapore and Malaysia. HDB, pensions. " Also accept a small amount of common words, such as "level, promotion".

This dictionary contains about 10,000 Chinese words used in Chinese communities around the world.
The Chinese characters used in this dictionary are based on the prevailing Chinese mainland, Singapore, Malaysia and other standards, and try to consider the wording habits of other Chinese communities.

This dictionary contains about 10,000 Chinese words used in Chinese communities around the world.
The Chinese characters used in this dictionary are based on the prevailing Chinese mainland, Singapore, Malaysia and other standards, and try to consider the wording habits of other Chinese communities.

table of Contents
Legend
Headword order index
Headword stroke index
Dictionary text
(With words beginning with Spanish letters)

appendix
Chinese Pinyin Scheme
Contrast of word-form differences
Comparison of differences in Chinese names
Comparison of names of Chinese capitals

Preface
"Global Chinese Dictionary" is published, gratifying!
If any language is used by a large number of people, it has a wide range of communication, and the community is scattered, it will inevitably mutate. This is the case in several major dialects or sub-dialects within the dialect area of ​​our country. Look at the situation in the world. After World War II, English became the most common language in the world. As it became popular in many countries, mutation began. So now people have "Indian English", "Japanese English", and "South African English" Etc. (the term "American English" already exists). Although this is not a linguistic term and has not been "strictly defined", everyone understands its meaning; some people are not completely ridiculous to say that the future "Chinese English" will also appear. Let's take a look at the situation of Chinese around the world. In fact, Chinese around the world, whether it ’s Mandarin, Cantonese, Chaozhou, or Minnan, has already mutated, but it mainly occurs in Chinese communities around the world. It is not as common and noticeable as English variation. .

Languages ​​have phonetics, vocabulary, and grammar; vocabulary is the easiest to change at any time and change from place to place. Variation is a natural change in the use of language by everyone. Among them, there is creativity and progress. However, to a certain extent, variation will cause certain obstacles to the communication between different regions or communities, especially in the information age. The negative impact will be greater.

The compilation and publication of "Global Chinese Dictionary" is to eliminate obstacles caused by mutation.


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