Chinese Tutor Extension
Overview
Chinese Tutor Extension is a Chrome extension developed by James Foster.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Chinese Tutor Extension is 3, updated on 2013-12-05.
1,000+ users have installed this extension.
3 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: www.fastchinese.org
Fast Chinese-English dictionary search! Look up Mandarin Chinese words using Hanzi characters, Pinyin, or English.
The Chinese Tutor Extension adds a "中文老师" icon to Chrome that you can click on to quickly & easily search for Chinese words. It also puts a "Search Chinese Tutor Dictionary" option into the right-click menu whenever you have selected some text. Searches will open in a new tab.
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Granny Grammar
2015-09-04
The pronunciation utility needs work. There's a sophisticated bit of discrimination software in there soeplace (which there bloody ought to be: people have only been at work on it since about 1952), but the app programming, the interfacing to the human, is still messy. A lot of total fails, where the machine just doesn't hear the person; a lot of dead air both waiting for the evaluation and waiting for the next word. |
Aaron Chen
2013-08-21
Pretty good, but it would be nicer to search entire phrases than just words for the dictionary. Piecing together phrases is a tad awkward after just learning words with the flash cards. The flash cards are nice though ~ |
Granny Grammar
2015-09-04
The pronunciation utility needs work. There's a sophisticated bit of discrimination software in there soeplace (which there bloody ought to be: people have only been at work on it since about 1952), but the app programming, the interfacing to the human, is still messy. A lot of total fails, where the machine just doesn't hear the person; a lot of dead air both waiting for the evaluation and waiting for the next word. |
Aaron Chen
2013-08-21
Pretty good, but it would be nicer to search entire phrases than just words for the dictionary. Piecing together phrases is a tad awkward after just learning words with the flash cards. The flash cards are nice though ~ |
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Granny Grammar
2015-09-04
The pronunciation utility needs work. There's a sophisticated bit of discrimination software in there soeplace (which there bloody ought to be: people have only been at work on it since about 1952), but the app programming, the interfacing to the human, is still messy. A lot of total fails, where the machine just doesn't hear the person; a lot of dead air both waiting for the evaluation and waiting for the next word. |