Yes, Chineasy is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
✅ The Chineasy app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
Chineasy has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $75.19.
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4.77 out of 5
1,205 ratings in Canada
I have tried several apps before deciding on this one. I am a visual learner and this app delivers. It teaches in small easy steps, gives cultural information that helps me understand the why. I recommend it for anyone trying to learn the language
The designs are beautiful, the teaching includes characters, meanings and pronunciation in an easy to understand way… But the description for this app is a bit misleading. You MUST pay to go past level 8. :(
Was very excited to use this app for learning Chinese characters, but unfortunately it only seems to support Mandarin despite having the option for traditional characters. I like its concept though.
Hi its Sisi rating but anyways I love this app and it’s super fun but I already know all thé Words there are in the levels you don’t have to pay for so can you make it harder?
Can we not go after level 9? I’m only 13, how am I supposed to pay for this app 😭 it’s expensive
This is just a beautiful, well cared for chinese learning app which I think can compliment anybodies chinese language learning. It is pretty much a flash card system but with so much more and done in an artful way. You can feel there is a labour of love bhind this app and that, in itself, makes this app unique. Highly recommend it!
I’ve been using it to learn Cantonese (traditional Chinese) so I can speak/understand my relatives, and it’s been really helpful with characters and memorizing them. The only issue I have with it is that all the pronunciations are in Mandarin (simplified Chinese). I believe there is an option at the start to choose between the two but the pronunciation is mandarin in both. It’s still a great app for learning mandarin, but it’s not so much for cantonese
I don’t care about learning words like witch, wizard, magic spells, and other useless words. This is not helping me learning the language, it’s just wasting time. It doesn’t make things more fun. Other than that, the app is good.
It’s really good! I learn so much and It’s been like 3 days thank you for this app, I like the fact that we can know more about the word when we turn the card ^^!
Into lesson 90, doing about 1-5 lessons a day for the last few months. it’s simple, motivating, and rewarding to see how things connect. As a visual learner and using symbols or analogies for recall, this app really leans into that. There isn’t much direction in terms of ideal practice methods, but I found this is my process: 1. Start with the SRS review 2. Make a custom lesson of the words I didn’t catch in the srs as well as some other notibly hard ones 3. Move onto new lessons I repeat this every time I open the app, to ensure that I’m not only learning new words but remembering them well each day!
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