Hanzi To Pinyin Converter for Linux Users, Hanzitopinyin.com
Sunday, November 2nd, 2008
If you are a *nix geek like me and need to convert your Chinese characters into pinyin, but cannot download NJStar, try this out… http://www.hanzitopinyin.com
If you are a *nix geek like me and need to convert your Chinese characters into pinyin, but cannot download NJStar, try this out… http://www.hanzitopinyin.com
Hanzi To Pinyin Converter: http://www.hanzitopinyin.com/
There is a faster algorithm for converting your Hanzi into Pinyin.
Mobile Hanzi To Pinyin Converter: http://m.hanzitopinyin.com/
Easier on the eyes on your iPhone.
Very neat. This is the inspiration for the Primezero Hanzi To Pinyin Converter.
You can see it below in NJStar Chinese WP 5.2. You need to choose Big5 or GB.
Mine is UTF-8.

Here is the Mobile Hanzi To Pinyin Converter. I hope this will be useful to people reading Chinese newspaper articles and other interesting things.

Opening your Hanzi To Pinyin conversion is simple.
Step 1: Convert.
Step 2: Download HTML.

Step 3: Save HTML file.

Step 4: Open in Microsoft Word.
Step 5: Open the primezero_hanzi_to_pinyin.html file.

All done.

The Hanzi To Pinyin Converter provides Chinese language learners an easy way to dynamically create lessons based on fresh content (news, emails, etc.).
This converter is specifically designed to make that newly-created content portable.
This brief post shows you how to bring the Hanzi To Pinyin Conversion into Google Docs.
First, convert the Chinese text. You will see the Download HTML link at the top of the translation.

You want to right-click and select Copy Link Location.

Open Google Docs (docs.google.com).
Click Upload.

You will see the upload page appear.

On the Upload Page, Paste the Link for the Hanzi To Pinyin Conversion Download HTML (Ctrl/Command+V) into the second input box.
Type the name you want for the document in the last input box.

Click Upload File.
Tada!! You now have Primezero’s Hanzi To Pinyin Conversion in Your Google Docs document.

That was beyoooooooooooond easy!!!

The BIG PICTURE is I want Chinese language learners to have maximum portability of their study materials.
Students should be able to build and share learning experiences with other learners.
One way is to encourage students to read news articles daily with Hanyu Pinyin displayed next to common characters. Students should be able to download the conversion, re-upload it to the cloud server of their choice and re-purpose the original conversion.
from my Developer Notes:
One of the cool things you can do with the Primezero Hanzi To Pinyin Converter is practice reading articles in Chinese.
When I first started learning Chinese, I used NJStar. However, it was not convenient to install NJStar CJK Word Processor to simply view a Hanzi To Pinyin Conversion of a simple text clipping.
So, I created my own Hanzi To Pinyin Converter.
URL: http://www.hanzitopinyin.com/
It is still in development but you can try out some conversions now. I want this conversion utility to provide users the following features for now:
more later…
Primezero Hanzi to Pinyin conversion utility improved with faster conversions and samples now available.
Simply copy and paste the Chinese characters into the leftbox and get a printable pinyin annotation on the rightbox.
Developer’s Notes
Introducing online Hanzi To Pinyin Conversion from Primezero i18n Terminal. You need to have a web browser (Firefox with Ruby XHTML Support Add-On, MSIE6 or later) that can read Ruby Characters. I am working on another version that will display the characters nicely for all web browsers. I wanted to get this version out.
Release early, release often. ![]()