Let's see what CantoDict can do! CantoDict has now reached 14,000+ words and I was curious to know how useful that would be when trying to translate passages of text. I've added a frontend interface to my old Chinese parsing code. This means you can paste Chinese text into the page and it will attempt to find CantoDict words within it. It might be interesting for CantoDict editors too, to see their short descriptions for words in the context of a translation tool. For example, I am now thinking it would be a good idea to add the ? suffixes to words - which is something we originally decided against. A few notes: - words are shown as Javascript popups - this has been tested with Firefox and IE on Windows. Let me know if your browser doesn't work (you should still be able to click highlighted words to look them up). - missing characters are my fault, I'm the only person that can add characters and I've only managed about a thousand since we started the project. At some point I will just import all the missing ones using a program. - there is a timeout on the script, so you might have to reload the page if other people are trying to use it. - it's only rough at the moment - it only shows jyutping, so people that have configured CantoDict to only show mandarin will have to wait until I fix that. Also, Cantonese-only words etc