Tools for Learning Chinese

Check the pinyin and tones of unfamiliar Chinese text.

See Zhuyin (Bopomofo) for Chinese text when learning Taiwan-style pronunciation.

Hear how native speakers pronounce words you have just learned.

Look up unfamiliar Chinese words, check meanings, and review vocabulary while studying.

Check Chinese word meanings, character components, and stroke order while reading.

Follow audio dialogues and explanations when you want structured listening practice.

Listen to natural conversations about varied topics at an intermediate level.

Practice listening to slower Mandarin, with transcripts to check what you hear.

Challenge yourself with advanced podcasts and review transcripts and vocabulary.

Listen to three Mandarin teachers share personal stories, discuss culture, and interview guests through natural conversations. Best for intermediate and advanced learners.

Find level-appropriate Chinese reading passages and listen along with audio.

Practice handwriting and get feedback on Chinese character stroke order.

Watch animated stroke order when learning to write an unfamiliar character.

Watch Chinese lessons with dialogues and subtitles when you prefer learning visually.

Review vocabulary over time using spaced-repetition flashcards.

Look up a grammar pattern you encountered, with explanations grouped by level.

Review vocabulary and example sentences when preparing for HSK exams.