HSK Chinese Stroke Flashcards

Learn Chinese characters the smart way. Hanzi Learning combines proven spaced repetition science with beautiful stroke order animations and instant multilingual translations — so you can study in the language you're most comfortable with.

Why Hanzi Learning?

SPACED REPETITION SYSTEM (SM-2)
Our intelligent algorithm schedules reviews at the optimal moment. Characters you struggle with appear more often; ones you know well fade into less frequent sessions. You learn faster with less effort.

STROKE-BY-STROKE ANIMATIONS
Watch every character drawn stroke by stroke in the correct order. Adjustable speed and optional radical highlighting help you internalize the structure of each character.

MULTILINGUAL TRANSLATIONS
Every character meaning and example word is translated from English into your native language on demand. Supports 11 languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Thai, and Arabic. No need to look up words in a separate dictionary — the translation is right there in the app.

HSK 1-7 COVERAGE
Over 1,000 single characters organized by the official HSK 3.0 levels. Track your progress per level and see how many characters you've mastered at a glance.

PRONUNCIATION
Hear native Mandarin pronunciation (zh-CN) for every character. Auto-play or tap to listen on demand.

EXAMPLE WORDS
Each character comes with up to 5 example words showing how it's used in context, with translations available in your selected language.

DETAILED STATISTICS
Visualize your learning journey with progress charts: mastered vs. learning vs. new characters, accuracy rates, and upcoming review schedules.

PERSONALIZED LEARNING
Set your daily goal (5–100 new characters), choose sequential or random order, and customize animation speed to match your study style.

OFFLINE
All character data, stroke animations, and pronunciation work offline. Study anywhere, anytime. Translations are fetched on demand when online.

HOW IT WORKS:
1. Pick an HSK level.
2. Select characters to learn (sequentially or randomly).
3. Study each character: view meaning, pinyin, stroke animation, example words, and translations in your language.
4. Rate your recall: Remembered, Vague, or Forgot.
5. The algorithm handles the rest — your next review is scheduled automatically.