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Free resources for learning Mandarin Chinese. Those mentioned in [[Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Internet-resources-for-polyglots]] are not to be listed again here.
Free resources for learning Mandarin Chinese. Those mentioned in [[Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Internet-resources-for-polyglots]] are not to be listed again here.


== in English or Mandarin Chinese  ==
=== http://www.rtega.be/chmn/ ===
 
For remembering characters.
=== https://ninchanese.com/ ===
It guarantees you to learn 8000+ words, a number similar to B2.
 
=== http://www.hellochinese.cc/ ===
Better and earlier than Duolingo's Chinese course. For total beginners.
 
=== http://www.chinese-skill.com/cs.html ===
Better and earlier than Duolingo's Chinese course. For experienced beginners.
 
=== https://syngdict.com/ ===
Open-source dictionary-based learning tool.
 
=== http://www.archchinese.com/ ===
Comprehensive. It's so good to see tones in such a large size.
 
=== http://zhongwen.com/ ===
Dictionary for Traditional Chinese, with trees showing their relations.
 
=== https://www.pleco.com/ ===
It's the best dictionary on mobile.
 
=== https://github.com/leezu/zhongwen ===
Pop-out dictionary.


=== https://www.skishore.me/makemeahanzi/ ===
=== https://www.skishore.me/makemeahanzi/ ===
Open-source program about characters.
About characters. It is open-source.
 
=== https://www.mdbg.net/ ===
The maintainer of the free [https://cc-cedict.org/editor/editor.php?handler=Download CC-CEDICT] database, which is based on the old CEDICT, Its “practice” is very good for learning and practicing characters.
 
=== https://etymology.azurewebsites.net/ ===
See the etymology.


=== http://www.chinesehideout.com/challenge/ ===
=== http://www.chinesehideout.com/challenge/ ===
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Program for reading.
Program for reading.


=== http://www.zdic.net/ ===
=== https://hahachn.wordpress.com/internet-slang-glossary/ ===
Mandarin dictionary of PRC.
Internet slangs.
 
=== https://www.moedict.tw/ ===
Mandarin dictionary of ROC.


=== https://www.relativescalc.com/ ===
=== https://www.relativescalc.com/ ===
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=== http://fonts.jp/hanazono/ ===
=== http://fonts.jp/hanazono/ ===
Hanazono contains more than 90k characters. If you are using Cangjie and feel annoyed to always see "tofu", this one can help.
Hanazono contains more than 80k characters. If you are using Cangjie and feel annoyed to always see "tofu", this one can help.


=== https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Mahjongg ===
=== https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Mahjongg ===
I couldn't imagine I can be fond of mahjong solitaire. It can help to learn some common Kangxi radicals. I wish they can make more.
I couldn't imagine I can be fond of mahjong solitaire. This one can help to learn some common Kangxi radicals. I wish they can do more.
 
== in other languages ==
 
=== https://chine.in/ ===
A French website, the creator of CFDICT database.
 
=== https://handedict.zydeo.net/de/ ===
A website of HanDeDict, with a link to download this German database.
 
=== https://cjjc.weblio.jp/ ===
Mandarin-Japanese dictionary.
 
=== https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/cj/ ===
Mandarin-Japanese dictionary.
 
=== http://www.ctrans.org/index.php ===
Mandarin-Japanese dictionary.
 
=== https://zh.dict.naver.com/#/main ===
Mandarin-Korean dictionary.
 
=== https://dic.daum.net/index.do?dic=ch ===
Mandarin-Korean dictionary.
 
=== https://bkrs.info/ ===
Mandarin-Russian dictionary.
 
=== http://www.chinese-russian.com/zd/ ===
Mandarin-Russian dictionary.
 
=== http://www.chine-culture.com/ ===
A French website.
 
There are many translated versions of the website. But they look like translated by the machine and can't be accessed directly from the website. You can access them by adding an ISO 639-1 code after the domain name. Available codes are ar, bg, cs, da, de, el, en, es, fi, hr, hu, id, it, ja, ko, lt, lv, nl, no, pl, pt, ro, ru, sk, sv, th, tr, uk, vi.
 
=== https://www.chine-nouvelle.com/ ===
A website with content in several languages on different domain names.
 
=== http://vdict.co/ ===
Mandarin-Vietnamese dictionary.
 
=== http://zhongtai.org/ ===
Mandarin-Thai dictionary.
 
=== http://www.dict2u.com/index.php?option=com_glossary&lang=zh ===
Mandarin-Thai dictionary.
 
=== https://slovniky.lingea.cz/cinsko-cesky/ ===
Mandarin-Czech dictionary.
 
=== http://www.morphologic.hu/kinai/index.php ===
Mandarin-Hungarian dictionary.
 
=== http://myxibolai.com/ ===
Mandarin-Hebrew dictionary.
 
=== https://www.lietuviuzodynas.lt/kinu-lietuviu-zodynas/ ===
Mandarin-Lithuanian dictionary.
 
=== https://www.sozdik.net/ ===
Mandarin-Kazakh dictionary.
 
=== https://chdict.zydeo.net/hu/ ===
A website of CHDICT, with a link to download this Hungarian database.


[[Category:Free-Resources]]
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Mandarin-chinese/Culture/Why-Learn-Chinese-Mandarin|Why Learn Chinese Mandarin]]
* [[Language/Mandarin-chinese/Culture/Kung-Fu|Kung Fu]]
* [[Language/Mandarin-chinese/Culture/Chronology-of-Historical-Events-in-China|Chronology of Historical Events in China]]
* [[Language/Mandarin-chinese/Culture/China-Timeline|China Timeline]]
* [[Language/Mandarin-chinese/Culture/Translations-of-Skyrim|Translations of Skyrim]]
* [[Language/Mandarin-chinese/Culture/Chinese-New-Year|Chinese New Year]]
* [[Language/Mandarin-chinese/Culture/History|History]]
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 14 November 2023

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Free resources for learning Mandarin Chinese. Those mentioned in Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Internet-resources-for-polyglots are not to be listed again here.

http://www.rtega.be/chmn/[edit | edit source]

For remembering characters.

https://www.skishore.me/makemeahanzi/[edit | edit source]

About characters. It is open-source.

http://www.chinesehideout.com/challenge/[edit | edit source]

For learning and practicing characters and words. It also provides other options besides HSK.

https://mandarinbean.com/[edit | edit source]

Texts to read. They are so short.

https://hanyufanting.com/[edit | edit source]

For listening.

https://www.duchinese.net/[edit | edit source]

Free users can only read the newest ones. But there is no better alternative.

http://www.chinesetoolbox.com/[edit | edit source]

Program for reading.

https://hahachn.wordpress.com/internet-slang-glossary/[edit | edit source]

Internet slangs.

https://www.relativescalc.com/[edit | edit source]

Like a calculator, it helps to understand the forms of address of relatives.

http://fonts.jp/hanazono/[edit | edit source]

Hanazono contains more than 80k characters. If you are using Cangjie and feel annoyed to always see "tofu", this one can help.

https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Mahjongg[edit | edit source]

I couldn't imagine I can be fond of mahjong solitaire. This one can help to learn some common Kangxi radicals. I wish they can do more.

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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