AnkiWeb addon 706708885
Automatically fills Tâi-Lô romanization and downloads audio from Moedict after you enter hanzi, prompting a choice when multiple readings exist and using configurable note-type fields.
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| 2.1.1 | 25.09.4+ | 2026-07-23 |
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This addon automatically adds Tâi-Lô romanization and downloads audio from Moedict, which is the unofficial website of the Ministry of Education Taigi dictionary
After entering the hanzi (漢字) and leaving the field, the pronunciation and audio will be automatically retrieved. If there are multiple matching options (e.g. a character with multiple 白/文/替 readings), the addon will prompt you to select the one you want.
Configure the note type and the hanzi, tailo, and audio fields:
{
"note_type": "Taigi",
"source_field": "Hanzi",
"tailo_field": "Pronunciation (Tai-lô)",
"audio_field": "Audio",
"auto_lookup": true,
}
Run uv run generate_anki.py (depends on genanki and tqdm).
AnkiWeb link (id: 706708885)
This Anki addon automatically adds Tâi-Lô romanization and downloads audio from Moedict to make creating Anki notes for Taigi easier.
After entering the hanzi (漢字), the pronunciation and audio fields will be automatically filled out. If there are multiple matching options (e.g. a character with multiple 白/文/替 readings), the addon will prompt you to select the one you want.
To install this in Anki: Go to Tools > Add-Ons > Get Add-Ons > Enter code 706708885.
Alternatively, git clone this repo and symlink the ./moedict_audio/ directory to the Anki addons directory (~/.local/share/Anki2/addons21/ on Linux, or ~/Library/Application\ Support/Anki2/addons21/ on macOs)
Configure the note type and fields as follows:
{
"note_type": "Taigi",
"source_field": "Hanzi",
"tailo_field": "Pronunciation (Tai-lô)",
"audio_field": "Audio",
"auto_lookup": True,
}
Please check out Aióng 阿勇's Getting Started & Resource Guide!
Other resources to get started:
The most commonly used ones are Pe̍h-ōe-jī (POJ), which was developed by missionaries in the 19th century and thus hundred years of history, and Tâi-lô, which is the official system of Taiwan's Ministry of Education (MOE, 教育部).
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