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About Tova Learn Chinese

Chinese characters are not random. Most apps still teach them as if they were. Tova Learn Chinese teaches one character a day — and tells you the truth about how it is built. WHAT MAKES A CHARACTER About half of all Chinese characters pair a meaning component with a sound component. 妈 is not "woman + horse" — it is a woman meaning-part beside a 马 that is there because it sounds like mā. You see which is which, every time. THE PARTS THAT MEAN NOTHING Some components are decorative. Most apps invent a story for them anyway, because a story is easier to sell than a gap. We name them: "人 here is shape only — it carries no meaning in 茶." HOW RELIABLE THE SOUND CUE ACTUALLY IS A shared component often predicts the syllable and almost never predicts the tone. 令 gives you "ling" 86% of the time and the right tone 4% of the time. We show both numbers and tell you when not to trust the pattern. Tap any character in a family and hear it. WHAT WE DO NOT KNOW Where a character's origin is uncertain, the app says so. Traditional memory stories are labeled as memory stories, not presented as history. Where the real origin is known and surprising — 我 was a bladed weapon, borrowed for its sound — you get the oracle-bone form to see it. THE DAILY LOOP Wake to one character. Trace it stroke by stroke. Say it, with tone feedback that tells you when the sounds were right and the tone was not. Spaced review brings it back and asks you to reconstruct the structure rather than re-read it. PROGRESS YOU CAN SPEND Not "90 characters learned". The building blocks you know, and how many characters each one still unlocks. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN Add the widget and today's character is waiting before you open the app: its reading and meaning, the word it is used in, its HSK level and stroke count, your streak, how many reviews are due and whether today is done. Lock Screen sizes too. WHAT THIS IS NOT Not a full course. It does not teach grammar or sentences, and it will not get you through HSK on its own. Pair it with a course app and a dictionary. This is the character layer — the one that does not make things up. HSK 1 is free: 179 characters. Pro adds HSK 2 to 6, another 2,484 characters, and unlimited daily drills. Terms of Use: https://tovatranslate.app/terms/

What’s new

Version 2.2.1 · Updated October 19, 2026

• The subscription screen now shows prices in your own currency, exactly as the App Store charges them. • A word sent from Tova Translate now opens straight away, even when Tova Learn is already open. • Other small fixes.

App privacy

The developer, ZHUOER TANG, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

  • Identifiers: Device ID

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction, Advertising Data
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data
  • User Content: Audio Data

Used for: Third-Party Advertising, Analytics, App Functionality

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