Learn characters, practice pronunciation, and track progress
Learn to write characters with stroke order guidance and character breakdowns. Practice with flashcards and quizzes. Track progress and review difficult characters. Sync lessons across devices.
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Jeffrey Dick
Guess with hanzi challenges
Guess hanzi with interactive challenges. Input answers and receive instant feedback. Track progress over time. Share results with friends. Adjust difficulty settings for varying skill levels.
Guiix Pty Ltd
Learn kanji with flashcards and games
Learn Japanese Kanji or Chinese Hanzi through interactive games that reinforce character recognition. Practice with flashcards, matching, and quizzes. Track progress with a spaced-repetition system that adapts to learning pace.
Sorboni Mumin
Prepare for tests with practice questions
Offers practice exams simulating the official format. Users can review vocabulary, grammar, and listening exercises. Track progress with detailed score reports and identify weak areas for focused study.
YOYASOFT LLC
Through their original pictorial forms
Through their visual origins and historical evolution. Explore character components and stroke order. Listen to pronunciations and practice writing with guided exercises.
哲 盛
Learn and memorize PinYin characters
Learn through interactive flashcards and Home Screen integration. View PinYin and ZhuYin in the which updates on Home Screen. Access lessons via Today Widget for quick study sessions.
Byrne Bob
Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Chinese animated lessons
Japanese Hiragana, Katakana, Korean Hangul, Arabic, and Chinese Mandarin through animated lessons. Use mnemonics to remember characters, sounds, and meanings. Practice reading, writing, and speaking visual and verbal cues.
Iaroslav Mironov
Learn words and phrases by tapping tiles
Learn by memorizing 3000 words and 1500 phrases through a game. Tap twinkling tiles in the correct order to form words or phrases. Stay engaged with interactive gameplay to improve retention and focus.
Kiyoshi Koike
Stroke order
Learn stroke order for 80 - . writing characters with on-screen guidance. Save handwritten as images for review. View stroke order animations and compare with correct sequences.
Iaroslav Mironov
Learn characters by exploring components
Learn characters by studying their components and how they combine. Identify parts that indicate meaning or pronunciation. Practice assembling characters from their building blocks. Track progress and review components for reinforcement.
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