rich - Flashcard Fish Program?
Hey all,
I am looking for a resource that I believe was posted on here not long ago, maybe half a year ago. It was a flashcard game in which fish would swim down the screen and you had to type the pinyin for the character before the fish reached the bottom. You could use your own text file with Chinese characters. Anyone know?
Or has anyone got any other good recommendations for character flashcards that one can share with others, and use their own vocabulary files? Trying to put together something for my class here at Edinburgh for the book we are using. Thanks!
Posted by rich January 15, 2008 .
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bazza says
January 15, 2008
Not sure where to download it now, but it's called WeiLiYu.
brooke says
January 15, 2008
http://weiliyu.sourceforge.net/ This looks like the program. Enjoy!
rich says
January 17, 2008
啊，就是那个。谢谢你们！真的给我很多的帮助。 别人有没有electric flashcard的建议？
brooke says
January 24, 2008
Rich - I just use cPod's flashcards when it comes to drilling vocab. If you're interested in characters, tho (apparently you are!), I highly recommend Tuttle's "Chinese in a Flash" series (available on Amazon). My character knowledge was very low, and Tuttle's cards are arranged in such a way that I could almost immediately begin writing sentences in Chinese based on prior knowledge (spoken Chinese) and the flashcard-taught characters. It's great!