April 9, 2025
I have sooo many things I want to add to this site and my ideas are generated faster than I can implement them! I've been adding more issues to the github repo as I think of them. I think I want to add a page that has all of the different Teochew accents (that I know of). I feel like different sources list different subsets of accents and it's hard for me to keep them all straight in my head.
Anyway, I recorded a phone call with my aunt a while back and I've been listening to parts of it over and over and I'm trying to add more translations to the site. So here are some new ones:
- fake
- near
- to call out for someone
- to call (on the phone)
- to enter
- potato
- sweet potato
- America
April 8, 2025
Whooo more translations!
- California
- Southeast Asia
- to live in
- to leave
- to be born
- He lives in California
- My friend and I went out for a walk
I added a new category (under Miscellaneous) called Around the World, which is basically just countries and states.
And finally, I have updated the Months and Dates lesson once again, to mention "tone neutralization" and to also add some more examples! Aaaand I think that might be the last update for that lesson in a while.
April 6, 2025
I added a few more translations:
- to go on a walk
- birthday
- happy birthday
And I've added some alternate translations for a couple of the sentences.
And finally, I keep getting confused about tone changes in months, and I've updated both the Numbers and the Months lesson to hopefully explain things a little better!
April 3, 2025
I've added a few more translations:
- top
- mountain top
- to go out and have fun
And I also added two sentences:
- Tonight, I am going to eat at a restaurant
- I want to talk to you
Many times, you can translate a sentence in multiple ways so I might be restructuring some of the database again to try and support that!
April 1, 2025
I added the translations for cauliflower and broccoli, which required me to record six different audio clips! I also added the sentence "Did you come home yet?"
Apart from that, I've expanded the "Months" lesson so it now explains how to say a date. I feel like there's still more there that I don't understand, so I'll probably edit it more in the future.
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