Websites using traditional chinese characters as a keyword

Chinese-English dictionary for simplified and traditional Chinese with audio examples and many informations about Chinese characters, words and memorization methods. Learn Chinese on your PC, with iPhone, iPad or Android phones and tablets.

Purple Culture provides well selected English and multilingual publications on Chinese language studying, Chinese arts/culture/history, Chinese customs and social trends, with aims to help the world better understand China.

Chinese-English dictionary. Learn Chinese characters. Traditional Chinese characters. Chinese-English etymological dictionary.

You can make your own real English name. / You can make your own real Japanese name. / Change Simplified Chinese Characters to Traditional

Xihaha Online Chinese Bookshop for kids aged 0 to 16 years, and aim to help them to learn Chinese using Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters, Mandarin radicals, pinyin and Bilingual Chinese translations books, CDs/VCDs/DVDs, and computer softwares; most of products are developed by linguistic and educational experts, and a number of them are award-winning Chinese learning materials. Cengage Learning Sole Agent Chinese Treasure Chest UK, Authorised distributor of BetterChinese UK, Kingka Games UK, Canfonian, Culture Cubs UK, Fairy Language Learning Machine, Wink to Learn UK, Let's Sing Mandarin (Xiong Huali)UK

Cantonese lessons for Year 1 to Year 8 students, all levels of fluency welcomed, children learn culture and traditional Chinese characters through stories, games and crafts.

A language learning blog about Hanja. Knowing traditional Chinese characters will help you learn Korean, Chinese and Japanese.

Chinese Mandarin is the official spoken language in China. Chinese Cantonese is one of the official language in Hong Kong and Macau. Simplified Chinese characters is the only written language in China. Traditional Chinese characters is commonly used in Hong Kong, Macau, and majority of Chinese communities in overseas.