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Subject:
Film and Music Terminology in Chinese
Category: Arts and Entertainment Asked by: beizhenwu-ga List Price: $15.00 |
Posted:
31 Oct 2002 06:25 PST
Expires: 30 Nov 2002 06:25 PST Question ID: 94128 |
I'm looking for one or more references (preferably online, but books are OK) that provide comprehensive translations/equivalents of film and music terminology in Chinese (either simplified or traditional characters OK). For example, I need to be able to look up the Chinese terms for "Fantasy" and "Parody" (as film genres), "Klezmer" and "Celtic" (as musical genres), "dailies" and "SMPTE time code" as technical terms. (Only scratching the surface here.) Naturally, I'm hoping for references that are fairly comprehensive/encyclopedic. Can anyone point me to a definitive resource of this type? Much obliged.... |
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Subject:
Re: Film and Music Terminology in Chinese
From: geekjive-ga on 31 Oct 2002 13:22 PST |
are you referring to mandarin or cantonese? |
Subject:
Re: Film and Music Terminology in Chinese
From: beizhenwu-ga on 31 Oct 2002 21:49 PST |
There are a few _minor_ differences between the grammar and vocabulary of Mandarin and Cantonese, geekjive, but not so many to make this issue a valid one. I could have in mind Mandarin or Cantonese or MinNanHua or Hakka or any of the other dozens of _spoken_ Chinese dialects, but that wouldn't impact the nature of the type of _written_ resource I'm looking for. |
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