Dot Languages - Learn Chinese vs Ka: Learn Chinese Tones Usage & Stats
Learn Mandarin Chinese by reading fun & interesting texts at any level from HSK 1 to HSK 9. This categorisation is ideal if you are practicing for any of the official HSK level exams, or if you just want improve your Chinese & clearly see yourself progress!
You will never run out of great studying materials, as we are adding 6+ new texts to our collection every single day! The materials cover a large range of topics ensuring you become truly proficient & fluent in all the important aspects of daily Chinese conversation.
Learn through our many Mandarin Chinese texts, add your own, or share texts with friends & the wider community. This allows you to find exactly the Mandarin Chinese texts that you find interesting, to make your learning more engaging & fun.
The exercises allow you to grow your reading, listening, and writing skills from a complete beginning level to an advanced learner.
This is the only application if you would like to like to learn & improve your Mandarin Chinese starting at any level - whether or not you are just getting started or if you are already close to fluent!
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Having trouble with Chinese tones?
Can you pronounce words using the correct tone?
Are you able to tell apart similar sounds?
Do you know when to use which tone?
Many people think that Chinese is an impossibly complex tonal language to master — but that's before they've tried Ka!
Ka is a fun, fast-paced flashcards game that introduces you to the range of different sounds that make up the Chinese language and gives you plenty of listening and pronunciation practice via quick, snappy drills.
With Ka, you'll quickly learn to recognize and tell the difference between different syllables in Mandarin Chinese. By swiping and tapping away in this addictive card-based game, you're drilling your way to Chinese fluency with plenty of listening and speaking practice.
You'll stop making embarrassing mistakes like confusing mā (mother) for mǎ (horse) and shāng hài (hurt) for shàng hǎi (Shanghai)!
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Dot Languages - Learn Chinese VS. 
Ka: Learn Chinese TonesJanuary 15, 2025