Ex. Sarah -> ζ²ζ Shala, or Rose -> η½ζ― Luosi
I've been tasked with coming up with English names for several Chinese names and am having trouble with those that don't have English names starting with a similar sound, such as Chinese names starting with Yu.
Was hoping to get some inspiration on what English sounds Chinese people would feel sound similar to "yu", and so on.
Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone,
I am fluent in Mandarin Chinese and Vietnamese. I can offer various tasks including:
- Voice over in Chinese/Vietnamese (female voice)
- Text to audio (I will read any given text in Pinyin or Hanzi or Vietnamese and convert it to audio)
- Translation English to Chinese/Vietnamese or French to Chinese/Vietnamese and vice versa
- Transcription (video subtitles, fix subtitles mistakes, etc.)
- Tutoring
- (and more possibilities, feel free to let me know your needs)
Rate: $15/h . Rate may vary depending on the service and the number of words.
Please DM me if you're interested. Look forward to talking with you soon!
Thanks and have a great day!
Hey guys,
Do you guys have or know of any online sources to learn how to read Baxter's notation for MC? Some of his stuff is on Google Books, but it requires an advanced background in linguistics. Is there a source that explains these readings "for dummies"?
Thanks
I did my best, but it took a lot of time and effort to transcribe the solo. Below is a link to the transcription. The solo starts on measure 62 and ends on measure 98. Here is a link to a recording of that particular section.
I think that I have the notes either completely correct, or very nearly correct. My issue is that it's hard to tell how Guaraldi is playing the notes in accordance with the time signature. If there are problems with the transcription, that's where they'll be. I had to slow a few parts down with the youtube player to 0.5x speed, and that helped quite a bit.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Link to my transcription.
I'm looking for examples of Egyptian poetry in the original. My ideal would be love poetry with hieroglyphs and a transliteration, but I'd be keen on any poetry and any of hieroglyphs, hieratic or transliteration.
A translation (English/German, I can probably cope fine with French/Dutch/other modern European) would be good too but hopefully I'll be providing that anyway.
I'm having trouble picking out mid-range voicings when transcribing songs (tend to only hear the bass and the melody/high voicings). Are there techniques to make this easier? Maybe applying a mid-range filter or looking at the frequency spectrum (not sure if that's the right word)?
In 2001, a historian found a Chinese map of the Americas that supposedly dates back in the early XV century during some expeditions led by Zheng He; though this is still a seemingly debatable source.
More accurately, Vikings had a brief and ephemeral presence in the Atlantic Canada and Southern Greenland back in the Middle Ages.
Just like Tenochtitlan would work as a commercial intersection among north and central american peoples, Lima and its nearby seaports had a great maritime knowledge over the Andean Pacific coast.
Did any external-american people happen to establish any source of commercial network with local-native societies prior to Columbus?
Plus, Iβm aware thereβs a huge amount of questionable-to-fake historiographical approaches over the presence of non-american peoples in the Americas, Iβm so not willing to cross that line at all.
All this pre-syllable stuff is pretty wild. And the idea of reconstructing a -r final to explain why certain rhyme groups seem to be distinguished only some times is intriguing.
Is there any consensus on these ideas?
I might be missing something and of course I'm open to other options but a growing middle class is good for BABA. China has put a lot of pressure on companies to not favor the ultra rich and help develop the middle class. If this is the case Alibaba would stand to benefit because consumers would have more total spending money as a whole. The middle class probably place more AliExpress orders than the billionaires of China. It might effect the bottom line a bit but at the end of the day a strong China economy is a strong Baba.
I've just started a job in a private middle school in China. I've come from teaching elementary students for the last three years and although some of the projects I did with some higher grades will be appropriate to try with my new classes, I'm looking for some more ideas.
E.g. Kids in groups of two or three design a pizza restaurant menu, and at the end of the task they will 'order' off of each others menus by phone (one student is the 'chef' and will wait outside until someone gives them an order, which they then come in and reiterate).
Any ideas would be great, the classes are fairly small, 15-20, and the levels are quite mixed.
Thanks in advance.
Hey everyone! I have a project to tackle that requires some outsourcing.
My wife recently gained possession of her late grandfather's memoir, written in traditional Chinese. My wife is fluent in the language and reads typed Chinese very well, but we are struggling mightily with reading her grandfather's handwriting. It's not particularly poor or sloppy -- she just doesn't have much experience reading handwritten Chinese and it's giving her difficulties.
Our hope is to find someone willing to go through this text and type it up in Chinese (traditional or standard, whichever is easier for you). We are not looking for any kind of translation, as a large text like this could potentially lose some of its inherent meaning via translation. We simply want someone who is more comfortable with Chinese handwriting to turn this written document into a typed document.
This memoir is rather sizable. By our estimates, it is roughly 100 pages long, with each page containing about 250 characters.
We know that the magnitude of this project is a bit ridiculous, and we certainly do not expect to ask strangers to take on this amount of work for free. We are more than willing to pay for the transcription services.
Of course, since most language-focused services focus on translation or legal transcription, the price range for this kind of thing is a little fuzzy. As such, we are soliciting price quotes (per 100 characters) for anyone willing to take on this kind of work.
We also plan to break up the work into 20-25 page chunks. We don't want to hire someone for the job and then have them feel they have such an enormous mountain to climb all in one go. This sort of thing can obviously be talked about one-on-one though.
If an individual is interested, I can also share with you a scan of one of the pages to give you an idea of the kind of handwriting you would be dealing with.
I realize the scope of this project is pretty demanding, but I think it's worth it. My wife moved to the US from China when she was 4 years old, and only saw her grandfather a handful of times before he passed away. For me, this is about giving my her a glimpse into her grandfather's life and allowing her to understand him more fully. I can't guarantee his life story will be an interesting read for anyone who transcribes it, but it will definitely mean the world to my wife.
If anyone has any questions at all about this, I will do my absolute best to answer every one of them. Any interested parti
... keep reading on reddit β‘[Gambodoro] Hearing over 50 people interviewed for this upcoming story that was supposed to run when regular season ended. One person close to the team tells me Baxter Holmes of ESPN was involved with the story.
https://twitter.com/Gambo987/status/1451659025490202624
Hi everyone!
I am looking for creative volunteers to help me write a couple of stories for an English teaching podcast for Chinese students (because my writing sucks haha). Ideally, I am looking for stories 300-350 words in length, doesn't need to be too complicated grammar or vocabulary-wise, and it would be great if they had some moral lesson/teachable moment at the end. After that, I will translate the stories into Chinese. Here is a link to the podcast if you want to get a sense of what it is (it is a Chinese-language podcast): https://open.spotify.com/show/0z4wVgfnwJmLLjVJHSYtra. Please DM me if this is something you would be interested in!!!
This is a question I've had for a while after getting pictures of Avengers Tower, the Sanctum Sanctorum and the Wakandan Embassy in the game. Are the Baxter Building and Charles Xavier's School for the Gifted in another part of New York (in the comics and other stuff) or are they supposed to be in this part of New York but don't exist yet?
After the 1000th China's crypto "ban" decentralised exchanges are booming. I can't tell for sure where all the trading volume is coming from but I think it's safe to assume that a lot of those users are from China. Perhaps someone with full access to Glassnode can provide some on-chain data to confirm it? But I don't think it's a coincidence that this happened after the "ban". It's been on a rise for the last couple of days not just today.
In the last 24h dYdX have seen a +175% increase in trading volume:
https://preview.redd.it/imoyz0yjo2q71.png?width=1766&format=png&auto=webp&s=b79823f4e2723a846e8363a29c40c39660772595
1inch is up +281% in daily trading volume:
https://preview.redd.it/dslw9juso2q71.png?width=1833&format=png&auto=webp&s=7d3a52482e255a84f9cba80d2e5dcdc96803bae3
BabySwap (never heard of them) +257%
https://preview.redd.it/kea5sfkvo2q71.png?width=1828&format=png&auto=webp&s=a61fd3fab1e493cd780b6a86e6be337d298c8c8a
And some data from yesterday's screenshot I took:
Uniswap +27%
PancakeSwap +41%
SushiSwap +60%
https://preview.redd.it/8jawdmq3p2q71.png?width=456&format=png&auto=webp&s=672794595aa93948eec3e75b31f4d2ffdf7501fc
https://preview.redd.it/yuqnt5iip2q71.png?width=445&format=png&auto=webp&s=7b5c27a6ce88dc0c7531c2e2156beaf199b86841
Hi everyone,
I am fluent in Mandarin Chinese and Vietnamese. I can offer various tasks including:
- Voice over in Chinese/Vietnamese (female voice)
- Text to audio (I will read any given text in Pinyin or Hanzi or Vietnamese and convert it to audio)
- Translation English to Chinese/Vietnamese or French to Chinese/Vietnamese and vice versa
- Transcription (video subtitles, fix subtitles mistakes, etc.)
- Tutoring
- (and more possibilities, feel free to let me know your needs)
Rate: $15/h . Rate may vary depending on the service and the number of words.
Please DM me if you're interested. Look forward to talking with you soon!
Thanks and have a great day!
