Install Google Pinyin IME on your Android phone to get daily Chinese handwriting practice. It’s a bit slower than pinyin input, but you’ll remember the hanzi. → Read more
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If you need another way to practice writing Chinese characters, give Google Translate’s pinyin-generation feature a try. It’s a nice way to practice hanzi. → Read more Leave a comment 普通话 Google, Google Translate, software, study, tips, translation, Web, writing, 中文, 拼音, 汉字 
Encourage yourself to do more Skrittering by making a convenient shortcut launcher in Linux Mint. This works on any MATE desktop environment. → Read more 
Use Anki to its full potential by making use of models and templates in your decks. This keeps it easy to organise and makes Anki more efficient. → Read more 
Try to use Wikipedia in your target language as much as possible, and add sentences from it to your Anki deck. You learn facts and language at the same time. → Read more 
If you use Anki but don’t quite understand its complicated structure, this guide will help you straighten it out and make the most of the software. → Read more 
You can make your Chinese typing lightening fast by using incomplete pinyin. Just type the first letter of each syllable, and let the smart pinyin system work it’s magic! → Read more 
How the difference between active and passive knowledge is crucial to learning and using vocabulary. It’s an important distinction that all language learners should be aware of. → Read more 
10 common mistakes often made by people learning to speak Mandarin Chinese. Includes pronunciation, grammar and more subtle stylistic problems. → Read more 
A quick tip for avoiding procrastination by editing the hosts file to block time-wasting websites. Works on Linux, Windows and Mac. → Read more |
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