Take the Chinese Proficiency Test

Transparent Language has provided this Mandarin Chinese test as a way for Chinese language learners to evaluate their Chinese proficiency. We have based this test on the standard Chinese vocabulary and Chinese grammar that you would find in any Chinese language learning material, so that this proficiency test can measure your command of the Chinese language regardless of your Chinese language learning background. So if you've been learning Chinese, see how well you do!

VocabOne 02 is an open source vocabulary trainer program basing on a card box system which makes vocabulary handling easy and learning efficient.

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iMandarinPod.com - Learn Chinese with Professional. We will broadcast Chinese podcast regularly; we also provide private lesson or small group lesson as on demand. We hope here will become your premier place to learn Chinese and Chinese culture.

Everything about modern and traditional China, travel, study, news, business, Chinese learning material, tools and resources, forum and language exchange club.

Practice Kanji by Typing Hiragana

This site lets you practice learning kanji by typing hiragana.

It’s easy to use.  Click ‘Kanji’ and choose which kanji words you’d like to practice.

Next, click ‘Practice’.  As you are presented with each word, type its rōmaji equivalent (e.g., ‘genki’).

As you type, hiragana characters will appear.  Hit ‘Enter’ to submit your guess.

If you get stuck, move your mouse over the word, and the answer will appear.

That’s it!

Learn Hebrew Pod-The first conversational Hebrew course by podcasts and audio lessons.

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Songs to learn English online. Just follow the animation.

If you are learning Chinese characters, you will find this Visual Dictionary very entertaining. Over 6000 characters are nicely ordered (by frequency of use) in a beautiful interface, you can easily navigate through and hear the sound of each character and even see the English translation… This is also a great tool to gauge how many Chinese characters you actually know.