Teaches through interactive games and exercises. Includes listening, writing, reading, and practice activities. Features stages for finals, initials, and whole-read syllables. Covers single finals, nasal finals, and 63 characters.
Practice questions with interactive simulations. Review vocabulary, grammar, and listening exercises. Track progress with detailed performance reports. Access study guides and sample tests. Submit answers and receive instant feedback.
Read textbooks, view images, and practice exercises
Read and practice language content aligned with the latest People's Education textbook for primary school first . Access high-quality images and texts for Pinyin, vocabulary, sentences, stories, and poetry.
Teach phonics, spelling, and sight words through interactive and activities. Practice with leveled books and progress tracking. Includes exercises, word recognition, and sound matching. Syncs learning progress across devices.
The app simulates ancient Chinese calligraphy practice on an iPad. It features a 400-character demo from the Duo Bao Ta Bei, with stroke width controlled by finger movement speed and acceleration.
Look up words with hanzi, pinyin, or voice input. View translations, example sentences, and detailed word information. Access HSK vocabulary, grammar lessons, and related words. Customize learning with example sentences and word forms.
This app presents the Three Character Classic, a foundational text for early Chinese education. It includes pronunciation, translations, and explanations to aid memorization and understanding of Confucian principles.
The app allows users to practice kanji from fourth grade to sixth grade. It tracks 60 kanji characters for fourth grade, 185 for fifth grade, and 181 for sixth grade.
Pronunciation and handwriting. View articulator animations for pronunciation techniques. See writing order animations for each letter. Practice with 500 high-frequency words. Listen to high-quality female and male voice recordings.
Dictation allows users to capture text via photo recognition using OCR. It includes built-in voice playback in Cantonese and Mandarin. It provides access to Hong Kong primary school vocabulary lists from the Education Bureau.