very nice way to study pali easily drop by drop

[Sekha]

there's the whole dhammapada with detailed analysis and translation of the pali text. Great job done

http://buddhism.lib.ntu.edu.tw/BDLM/en/ ... _pali3.htm

[Anicca]

Wonderful! Thanks Dukkhanirodha!

I've wanted to understand the pronounciations (after all - wasn't writing Pali a kludge? - wasn't it meant to be spoken not written?) - tried to get 'how to speak it' going here but no one seemed to really be interested - this resource is awesome!

If there is anyone out there familiar with the pronounciation - is the above link in a particular dialect?

metta

[PeterB]

Very good Dukkhanirodha.

[beeblebrox]

(after all - wasn't writing Pali a kludge? - wasn't it meant to be spoken not written?)

Makes no difference to me... I'm deaf.

[David N. Snyder]

there's the whole dhammapada with detailed analysis and translation of the pali text. Great job done
http://buddhism.lib.ntu.edu.tw/BDLM/en/ ... _pali3.htm

[Agent]

Wow, this is really amazing. Thank you.

[Tex]

Wow, that is tremendous, thanks Dukkhanirodha!

If anyone can help -- when I click on the links at the bottom under pronunciation, the page refreshes and the address changes to a .wav, so I'm guessing I should be hearing an audio pronunciation, is that what you're getting? And if so, any ideas on why I'm not?

[Anicca]

Howdy Tex!
Speaker turned on? OOuucchhh!

Yes, i just tried the first gatha - Sentence pronunciation - it pulls up a .wav - surely you have quickTime or something associated with .wav files? Hmm... Slow connection? Can you download it to your computer?

Metta

[Tex]

Yeah, it works if I save the clip and use a player to open it. Just seemed like the intention on the site was to stream it and I thought I didn't have something set correctly.

No worries, though, this works, thanks!