Chinese Flashcards
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Chinese Flashcards
Review HSK 2.0, HSK 3.0, textbook lessons, and your own vocabulary with spaced repetition for lasting recall.
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Learn how flashcards work
Build a simple recall routine: choose the vocabulary you need, check your answer, then let each rating set the timing for the next review.
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Choose a deck
Study official HSK 2.0 Levels 1–6, HSK 3.0 Levels 1–9, or a custom deck built from saved Chinese vocabulary.
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Recall before revealing
Choose Chinese or English first in Review Settings. Recall the answer, then reveal the character or word, pinyin, meaning, examples, and audio.
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Rate and return
Again, Hard, Good, and Easy adapt review timing so difficult items return sooner and familiar words appear less often.
Questions about Chinese Flashcards
Quick answers on HSK decks, custom vocabulary, and how each review is scheduled.
Can I review from English to Chinese?
Yes. Open Review Settings and set Show first to English. Recall the Chinese character or word, then reveal its pinyin, meaning, and examples. Chinese and English prompts use the same review progress.
What is spaced repetition and why is it effective for learning Chinese?
It brings a card back just before you are likely to forget it. Cards you know well appear less often, while difficult ones return sooner.
Which HSK levels do these Chinese flashcards cover?
Flashcards cover HSK 2.0 Levels 1–6, HSK 3.0 Levels 1–9, reviewed textbook lessons, and vocabulary from your own custom decks.
Are these Chinese flashcards free?
All HSK levels and all books in each textbook series are available after sign-in. Free users get 20 flashcard reviews per day, shared across HSK, textbook lessons, and custom decks. Each submitted rating counts as one review, including repeat reviews of the same card; flipping a card does not count. Pro includes unlimited reviews.
Can I create my own Chinese flashcard decks?
Yes. Add saved words or characters to a custom deck, then review them with the same scheduling system as HSK cards.
How does the flashcard rating system (Again, Hard, Good, Easy) work?
Choose Again, Hard, Good, or Easy after revealing the answer. Your rating sets how soon the card returns, with difficult cards appearing sooner.
Can I study both HSK 2.0 and HSK 3.0 Chinese vocabulary?
Yes. HSK 2.0 and HSK 3.0 have separate decks and progress tracking. Choose the version used by your exam or course.
How is this different from Anki or other Chinese flashcard apps?
HanziStroke combines official HSK decks, pinyin and meanings, plus your saved vocabulary in one Chinese-learning workflow.