Zhuyin

Add zhuyin fuhao next to Chinese characters.

What is Zhuyin?

"Zhuyin" is a Chrome extension designed to aid non-native speakers or those learning traditional Chinese. It does this by adding zhuyin fuhao, a phonetic notation system known as bopomofo, next to Chinese characters on any webpage. This allows users to read Chinese websites with zhuyin, improving their understanding of the language. It's an effective, interactive tool for learning and comprehending Chinese characters.

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By: Phoebe Tai

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Users: 8,000+

Rating: 4.71 (17)

Version: 3.2 (Last updated: 2017-09-21)

Creation date: 2017-09-20

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 6.71M

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 10815 ▲ 172

Other rankings

#438 in Accessibility ▼ 1

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Summary

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Use this handy extension to read Chinese websites with bopomofo! A useful tool for anyone learning traditional Chinese.

User reviews

User reviews summary

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Pros

Helpful for children learning Zhuyin
Makes Zhuyin more accessible
Useful for learning Chinese pronunciation

Cons

Doesn't work with simplified characters
Changes the font of letters on the webpage
Occasional bugs and errors

Most mentioned

Works well for learning Zhuyin
Thankful for the helpful extension
Request for different font options
Doesn't work with simplified characters

Recent reviews

Very useful for children! But there's one minor request... Does anyone know how to change the font to a "sans" font, rather than the default "serif" one? Thank you!