Traditional Chinese

§English

Wikipedia

§Proper noun

Traditional Chinese

1. Chinese written using traditional Chinese characters, used in the Republic of China (Taiwan), Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Korea and also in mainland China and Japan prior to script simplification and today for certain purposes, Fantizi

§Synonyms

• Fantizi

§Translations

Chinese written using traditional characters

• Arabic: حروف صينية تقليدية m pl (ḥurūf ṣiníyya taqalidíyya)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: (complex characters) 繁體字 (zh), 繁体字 (zh) (fántǐzì); (traditional characters) 正體字, 正体字 (zh) (zhèngtǐzì), (old characters) 老字 (lǎozì)

• Danish: Traditionelt kinesisk (da)
• Dutch: traditionele Chinees n
• Finnish: perinteinen kiina
• French: chinois traditionnel m
• German: traditionelles Chinesisch n, Langzeichen n
• Greek: τα παραδοσιακά κινέζικα (ta paradosiaká kinézika)
• Hebrew: סִינִית מָסָרְתִּית f (sinit masortit)
• Hungarian: hagyományos kínai (hu)
• Italian: cinese tradizionale (it) m, f
• Japanese: 繁体字 (ja) (はんたいじ, hantaiji), 正体字 (ja) (せいたいじ, seitaiji)

• Korean: 번체자 (beoncheja) (繁體字 (ko)), 정체자 (jeongcheja) (正體字 (ko))
• Latin: lingua sinica traditionalis f
• Malay: Aksara Cina Tradisional
• Persian: چینی سنتی (čini-ye sonati)
• Portuguese: chinês tradicional m
• Russian: традиционный китайский m (tradiciónny kitáyskij), традиционный иероглиф m (tradiciónny ieróglif), фаньтицзы m (fanʹtíczy)
• Spanish: chino tradicional m
• Turkish: Geleneksel Çince
• Vietnamese: phồn thể tự (繁體字), Chữ Hán phồn thể, Chữ Hán chính thể

§See also

• Simplified Chinese
• jiantizi
• Hanzi
• 簡體
• 简体字
• 新字体 (shinjitai)
• kyūjitai