Este diccionario de Chino se agrega a los de Árabe, Neerlandés, Francés, Ruso e Italiano que forman parte, de momento, de la colección Pocket de Herder. Unos diccionario bien pensados y diseñados para su uso tanto para estudiantes principiantes como para turistas. El de chino incluye:
-2700 caracteres con 14500 entradas en chino y 14000 voces y locuciones en español
-Una cuidadosa selección del vocabulario más usual y actual, incluyendo expresiones coloquiales e información de interés para el turista
-Tablas de equivalentes de los caracteres chinos originales y simplificados e índices de radicales y caracteres chinos.
-Una breve introducción a la pronunciación del chino y del español
-Resúmenes sucintos de las gramáticas de ambos idiomas con tablas de conjugaciones regulares y listados de verbos irregulares del español
-Una útil guía de conversación bilingüe para desenvolverse con soltura en situaciones cotidianas.
El autor, el Dr. Minkang Zhou. es jefe del departamento de chino de la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona.

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