
Hear how it sounds.
Listen to the pronunciation, read examples with pinyin and translations, or try writing straight from the word card.
A little practice. A little progress.
Learn new words, understand sentences, and practise speaking and writing.
Chinese practice with English or Vietnamese explanations.
Choose a level, find a topic you like, and give the tricky words another try.
Start with the HSK level you want to work on.
Food, family, travel—learn words for everyday life.
Flip a card and see what you remember.
Spend another round on the words you missed.
Hear how it sounds, see it in a sentence, and learn to write it.

Listen to the pronunciation, read examples with pinyin and translations, or try writing straight from the word card.

Read and listen to examples, then try a few questions. Tap an underlined word if you need its meaning.

Watch the strokes, follow the guide, then try from memory.
Flashcards, grammar, speaking and handwriting—pick what you want to work on today.
Flip the cards, check your memory, and revisit the ones you missed.
Try short questions based on the grammar you have just learned.
Listen to a Mandarin phrase, try saying it, and see what the app heard.
Follow the stroke order, then try writing the character from memory.
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The preview shows three app screens: a vocabulary word with pinyin and meanings, grammar lessons with examples and questions, and guided character writing.
Vocab Songs
Choose words you want to remember and create a Mandarin song around them. Read along with pinyin and translations, or tap a lyric to hear that line again.
Choose from suggested vocabulary or add your own words and phrases.
Pick a style and mood to suit how you like to listen.
Follow the Chinese lyrics and pinyin, show the translation, and replay any line.
Video unavailable. You can read how Vocab Songs works above.
An illustrated feature flow: choose Chinese words, pick a music style and mood, then follow lyrics with pinyin and translations. The illustration explains lyric-line replay; it is not a recording of the app.
Jade Words is coming to App Store and Google Play. These links search the stores while we get ready to launch.
Starter lessons are included. Pro opens more content; song creation has trial and daily limits.