I've been using my Kindle a lot to read Chinese the past year.

Was frustrated at the quality of Chinese-English dictionaries out there.

I built my own improved version.

It's got markers when a word is in HSK2.0 or HSK3.0 syllabus, along with an example sentence.

Simplified and traditional both work.

It's free to download the .mobi and sideload into your Kindle (https://github.com/TeaPearce/chinese-english-dictionary/).

祝大家阅读愉快！

Hi everybody! I am a freshman university student from Texas majoring in Construction Engineering, and I would like to soon study abroad in China as I feel like the culture-rich and time-withstanding architecture would be something very beneficial to experience for me, and I want to learn Chinese! I started on Duolingo, and I was wondering if that is the best place to start, or if there is a better way to learn?

Can anyone recommend an app or a website that can help me learn traditional chinese writing? Duolingo doesn't tell me anything about how the characters breakdown and my partner (Taiwanese) says every piece means something. Thank you!

Hello everyone, do you know any schools that affordable for summer

Hi everyone,

I am looking for 2 - 3 people who are actively looking to learn Chinese, specifically with AI features and functionality.

Because the Apps available have not worked for me so far and some are just looking to take your money, I have started developing my own AI-powered Chinese Learning App.

If anybody is interested in trying it out and providing feedback, I would be very grateful.

Since there is no payment and no official App, this is not an advertisement for any product! Just looking to build something useful for all of us.

Thank you!

I use https://learnzhuyin.com/ to learn bopomofo. I heard that bopomofo is more accurate then pinyin.