Chineasy Cards Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 98 reviews. Read all reviews for Chineasy Cards for iPhone.
Chineasy Cards is free iOS app published by Chineasy Ltd
Best flash card app
tcjbenz
Super easy. Fun. Repetitive enough that the characters really stick in your mind. Use daily
600?
GreysonTheGreat
I love this app! But in the description it says that there is 600 levels when I can only get to level 300. Is that how it’s supposed to be like? Or are levels 301-600 hiding from me?
take notes from
SeeAviationStudentJeremy
i'm new to this app, but i like an app called "hello chinese" because it gives users a chance to see the faces of real people as they speak whole easy sentences.
New User
alpha阿尔法
Very easy and accessible. I really enjoy learning characters and words with this app
Love it
TailsPH
I absolutely love this app and the method of Shao Lan! I was stuck with Chinese and couldn’t learn it, but this app and Shao Lan videos and posts are wonderful and I’m improving in my Chinese thanks to it. Continue with the great work you’ve made!!
It’s really good, but I wish there was more.
Gogo the Hitokiri
The creativity and beauty in this app is absolutely amazing. I struggle to learn to write characters but this assists a lot. The mean reason I got this app is actually this, to learn to write easier. Would be nice if if there was some writing/strike feature that corrects us if our strokes are way too off. Also, I really wish that I could have used this app not only for leaning but also as dictionary. This however is not possible because I cannot search up words. It is something that I find very essential yet not there. Hopefully those things get implemented, 春节快乐!
Completely neglects to teach the different tones
JuIieIsME
I learned Mandarin in college and wanted to see what this app had to offer. I don’t think that this would be a very good way to learn Chinese if you want to do a good job. The illustrations look nice but don’t do much else. In terms of learning, this is all straight memorization. There’s no explanation or intro for pinyin. Learning the tones is very important but there’s no mention of that. You see the word, hear the pronunciation, and can see the pinyin. But they don’t explain what the marks mean on the letters. There are some questions where you listen to an audio clip where they say a word or phrase and they ask you which is the correct pinyin. Sometimes they have two options with the same spelling and the only difference is in the tones. But that was never taught. If you remembered what the mark looked like and which letter it was on, you would guess correctly, but that’s just memorization, not true understanding.
Perfect adjunct to another app
Aquitaine49
I love the vocabulary in the beginning. I am using Chinese Skills which I love as well