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<div class="cardNavArrow">[[QuanPuTranslator|❮]]</div> | <div class="cardNavArrow">[[QuanPuTranslator|❮]]</div> | ||
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<div class="card-title news">QuanPu are written records of kungfu routines, | <div class="card-title news">QuanPu are written records of kungfu routines, using a very specialized vocabulary of technique names and keywords. | ||
The QuanPu translator is an extraordinary tool for chinese martial art researchers. It translates chinese terms, using the currently 1282 terms from our glossary and highlight all occurences of a term in the text on hover. It provides background information and alternative translations for every symbol. It also show you how to pronounce the term correctly. We use our Quanpu translator nearly every day. We love it so much, that we generated a song about it :) <br>{{#widget:Audio|url=http://{{SERVERNAME}}/resources/assets/custom/quanputranslator.mp3}}</div> | The QuanPu translator is an extraordinary tool for chinese martial art researchers. It translates chinese terms, using the currently 1282 terms from our glossary and highlight all occurences of a term in the text on hover. It provides background information and alternative translations for every symbol. It also show you how to pronounce the term correctly. We use our Quanpu translator nearly every day. We love it so much, that we generated a song about it :) <br>{{#widget:Audio|url=http://{{SERVERNAME}}/resources/assets/custom/quanputranslator.mp3}}</div> | ||
<div class="cardNavArrow">[[Search|❯]]</div> | <div class="cardNavArrow">[[Search|❯]]</div> | ||
Revision as of 07:04, 13 December 2024
QuanPu are written records of kungfu routines, using a very specialized vocabulary of technique names and keywords.
The QuanPu translator is an extraordinary tool for chinese martial art researchers. It translates chinese terms, using the currently 1282 terms from our glossary and highlight all occurences of a term in the text on hover. It provides background information and alternative translations for every symbol. It also show you how to pronounce the term correctly. We use our Quanpu translator nearly every day. We love it so much, that we generated a song about it :)