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Learning Chinese on your phone is a great way to take in Chinese on the move. There are a tonne of great Chinese resources to download, we review and rate some of the stronger Chinese app contenders below.
Duolingo is one of the biggest, if not the biggest name in language learning. Thankfully for us they have a Chinese version which is a great tool for learning Chinese. See what we think of it below.
Hello Chinese, one of the most talked about Chinese apps in the industry. It covers pretty much most things you’d need to know on a day to day basis. Writing, reading and vocab but is it useful for Chinese learners?
Chineasy Cards was cleverly released on the day of Chinese New Year of 2018 and it’s made early waves. The popular brand, which provides physical flashcards have now gone mobile. See what we think.
Skritter is a Chinese writing app that focuses on how to build Chinese characters and the structure of each character. It has a useful function that allows you to follow the app, stroke by stroke. But how do we rate it?
Tinycards is the sister app of Duolingo and provides a great visual aid for learning Chinese. Although Tinycards is solely designed for learning Mandarin, it has a great section for studying Chinese visually.
There’s more! We’ve reviewed plenty of apps for your benefit. Get stuck in, have a read and download your favourite Chinese apps. Discover more apps by following the below link