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www.allsetlearning.com — AllSet Learning has just made its Chinese Grammar Wiki project publicly available. It’s been accessible to clients in Shanghai for some time, but now we’re proud to share it with the rest of the Chinese-learning world as well. Why a Grammar Wiki? Web-savvy learners of Chinese have known for some time that there’s no single comprehensive grammar resource for Chinese grammar on the entire internet.

offbeatchina.com — Not everyone in China is willing to invest in professional translation when it comes to business, and sadly, translation softwares are not always reliable, either.

chinesehacks.com — The insanely popular pop-up dictionary addon for Firefox has now been released for Google's Chrome web browser.

www.fluentflix.com — The hardest part of Chinese is that it feels arbitrary.

It has its own logic, but it takes trial and error to figure it out.

Wouldn’t it be great if there was a shortcut?

Have you heard of sentence mining?

www.lostlaowai.com — What follows is the second in our weekly Mandarin Monday series, that discusses Chinese learning. The series delivers advice through interviews with long-time Mandarin learners, sharing resources and discussing learning techniques. This week we speak to Kellen Parker, co-founder of Sinoglot.

chinesehacks.com — Sad Keanu teaches you how to use this Chinese idiom - no-nonsense, just idioms and examples!

studymorechinese.com — Watch the almost-infamous and bizarre mandarin learning videos made by iamxiaoli.

confusedlaowai.com — A friend sent me an interesting string of characters the other day, that he stumbled on when his programming exercise went wrong. I set out to find the meaning behind some the characters. Chinese once again proves its long and deep history.

www.fluentflix.com — This is probably our most violent chengyu ever.

But it’s also one of the most positive.

Use this chengyu for close friends that you’d do anything for, including sticking knives in your ribs. It’s 两肋插刀 (liǎng lèi chā dāo).

studymorechinese.com — Click through for a couple of links to pages on cntv where you can watch free episodes of SpongeBob & Dora the Explorer in Chinese, ideal for your kids learning Mandarin or just for mixing it up.