Chinesisch HSK1 Chinesimple

The app features a large number of methods to learn the HSK vocabulary. Unfortunately there are a few design choices that make the app harder to use than necessary, at least on a small screen and in daylight: - Quiz options are given in low contrast (this is my biggest woe). - Fonts in addition are too small on iPhone mini, shound be ok on iPad. - The dictionary is great, but why show for all words, always? Why not show the quiz alternatives? (iPhone13mini, dark mode)

The concept is good, however bad implemented: - exercises (games) do not work on ipad despite the claim the bug in the newest update was removed - if you use it on more devices(ipad, iphone) it does not synchroniseyour progress and even does not recognise you - no responses from developer on any questions or complains Does not really work….

Die App ist sehr gut Tatsächlich sogar

It’s helpful

I'm honestly blown away by this app. The way it organizes words with their example sentences and related grammar lessons is a game changer. The fact that it shows you the HSK level of EVERY word and EVERY exame sentence is so helpful, because it lets me focus my self-learning on the correct level for me. There's also so many different activities included to help cement the knowledge. I'm almost done with HSK1 3.0 after just a couple weeks!

Sometime it dosent tally my correct answers and Its really helpful when it does because i can keep track of how many words im learning. This is one of the most helpful features, tallying after every 5 correct words. This feature does not seem to be available for iPhone users at all. Only my Android devices do the tally after the 5th correct word. Is there a way to make this feature available for iPhone users too? As I said, this feature dosent work at all on apple and it can be ”iffy” on Android. Can this be fixed? It really is a necessity to keep track of your word count. I thoroughly enjoy your app. In fact, I use them every day. John Kelley

This is a very user-friendly app that runs natively on both iPad and iPhone, making it both more pleasant to use and more accessible for people with visual impairment than iPhone-only apps. There are a variety of activities to learn the words, so it’s not repetitive and boring like purely flash card apps. I love the way the developers included details like color coding for the tones to help remember them with the word. Both mainland and traditional Chinese are available as well as one of my favorite features - a simplified vs. traditional character comparison game - great for folks who want to learn both like I do. The pro version is expensive but I waited for a push notification with a discount and am really enjoying the extra features. I still wish I didn’t have to pay for all the HSK levels separately though. The free version has a lot of functionality for those who don’t want to pay. Highly recommend for those who want to practice HSK vocab in a way that’s more fun and less tedious than other methods. There’s so many different things to do here to keep you motivated and seeing the words in these different contexts really helps with memory.

This is a great course. It consists of HSK 1-5. Each separate. There’s many sentences, and especially useful is grammar section. The writing section is also very good. I highly recommend the PRO version for all 5 apps, as the PRO version contains the most material, though the non-pro version has a great deal of valuable things. I must add that the email support is fantastic.

I really enjoy the app especially since it accompanies my current class well and serves as an extra tool outside of school. But I find it inconvenient that I can’t save my saved words list on multiple devices that way I can study either on my phone or on my iPad. Is there a way to do this or not?

There’s alot on this app, and it’s a good thing. The enormous varieties of games/quiz formats mean I can test and learn characters in many different contexts, which helps me learn them a lot better. (Though I use Duolingo a lot to supplement, it’s very easy to fall into pattern recognition with their lessons and not learn the material as solidly.) Free content is sufficient, but I happily paid the one time $18 (thank you for not making it subscription!!), well worth it for the dozens of study materials/lessons, quizzes/games, well structured dictionary, and easy to use and appealing design. Incredibly thorough educational material that’s well written and tested. Look forward to graduating to HSK2 next so I can opt for the next app!