A little practice. A lot of discovery.

Make Chinese words click.

Find your next favorite way to learn. Free to play, with one shared learning record.

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Your next “I know that one!”

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Reading

Word Matching

Connect a meaning with its Chinese word. Find your rhythm.

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Word Pillar

One prompt. Five choices. Build a taller vocabulary.

Listening

Listening Practice

Listen closely. Choose the word you just heard.

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Word Hunter

Spot the whole Chinese word hiding in a busy grid.

Small rounds. Real attention.

Ten words is a great place to start.

Try an untimed round, read every word, and give your misses another look. Your progress stays in this browser. Optional adult account sync helps you continue on another device.

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Beyond the game

Put your words in context.

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01 / LESSON

Beginner numbers in Chinese

Read the basic number sequence and learn when Chinese uses 两 instead of 二.

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Dates and time in Mandarin

Put calendar dates in order and say a time with the hour and minutes.

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Everyday Mandarin verbs

Practice common verbs for eating, drinking, going, coming, reading, speaking, and doing.

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ZiMatch vs Skritter for Chinese Character Practice

Compare ZiMatch and Skritter for Chinese character practice: free Hanzi recognition games, handwriting feedback, and when to practice each skill.

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ZiMatch vs Du Chinese: Vocabulary Games or Reading?

ZiMatch vs Du Chinese for Mandarin practice: compare free vocabulary games with graded Chinese stories, reading support, and native-speaker audio.

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