Read in context.
Meet new words inside sentences. See the Chinese, check the pronunciation, and understand how the words fit together.
A sentence, not just a word list.
Chinese, a little every day
Learn Chinese through sentences built around what you know. Add a useful word, practise it, and keep going.
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Learn a little. Put it to use.
A small example
The highlighted word helps you count an animal, a cup of tea or a book. See it in a sentence, then check the meaning.
Choose a topic. See what you understand.
我有一只猫。
I have a cat.
zhī · THE NEW WORD
A measure word used when counting cats and many other animals.
Your daily practice
Meet new words inside sentences. See the Chinese, check the pronunciation, and understand how the words fit together.
A sentence, not just a word list.
Practise from Chinese to English and back again. Review words over time, with another chance at the ones you miss.
A little recall goes a long way.
Listen to the sentences you’re learning. Follow along with the text and replay a sentence when you want to hear it again.
Familiar words. Another way to practise.
Before you begin
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The beginner path starts with greetings and everyday words. If you already know some Chinese, you can start with vocabulary that matches what you’ve learned.
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