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#BEST MANDARIN TRANSLATOR APP FREE#

Targeted Chinese level: intermediate fluency.Sign up and insturctions are fully in Chinese, so best for a literate parent. This app mainly consists of pre-made videos, from art classes to rhymes and book reading, which are divided into topical themes. Bytedance launched this educational app in China two years ago, and entered Singapore earlier this year with vengeance (presumably in light of the crackdown in China against online tutoring companies). The Gua Gua Long app has been made by the developers of Tiktok, but the similarities stop there. Gua Gua Long 瓜瓜龙宝妈宝爸群瓜瓜龙 is available in the App Store and Google Play Key uses: comprehensible input, character recognition.

#BEST MANDARIN TRANSLATOR APP FREE#

The app is currently FREE to use for up to 3 activities per day.

A nice thing about this app too is they have partnered with Go East, which is an excellent online language school for children, in case you’re also looking for wonderful live 1-to-1 Chinese classes. Through games, stories and songs, it aims to teach the first 1000 characters and basic conversation skills (yes, it makes use of the microphone feature to reocgnise you child’s pronunciation and correct for mistakes). In February 2022 they have launched an equivalent Chinese version. You may have of this highly popular English learning app for preschoolers called Galaxy Kids. Galaxy Kids Galaxy Kids Chinese is available in the App Store and Google Play Languages: Simplified Chinese & Traditional Chinese.Key uses: vocabulary building, character recognition.Targeted Chinese level: beginner to basic fluency.Let your children meet the cute kitty cats and go on a journey together. It’s been meticulously researched, and tested on children, and contains wordlists from many popular graded readers like Sagebooks, Odonata and 四五快读, along with MOE school curriculums being added.

Maomi Stars is a Chinese literacy app for children, equivalent to English kindergarten literacy apps like Starfall, ABC Mouse or Reading Eggs. Maomi Stars Maomi Stars is available in the App Store and Google PlayĪfter several rounds of beta testing Maomi Stars officially launched their app this year, and it really became a hit in Taiwan, being the number one downloaded education app from the app store within weeks of launching in first quarter of 2022.

Key uses: reading, listening, comprehensive input.

A great thing about it is the content features Singapore’s local places, food and culture (like laksa, Gardens by the Bay, Changi Jewel, Singapore festivals). This app features interactive Chinese stories also with English translation and hanyu pinyin, making it suitable even for parents who do not speak Mandarin. It’s been designed by a Singaporean start-up, and proudly supported by the Lee Kuan Yew Fund for Bilingualism. Prep Junior is a great Chinese learning app targeted at preschoolers. New Chinese learning apps for preschool children Prep Junior Prep Junior is available in the App Store and Google Play Apart from the local context and content, the great thing about apps that come out of Singapore is they have more English interface options, and are way easier to buy through app stores with a non-Chinese credit card. The exciting part is that there are some small “mumtrepeneur” businesses, along with homegrown Singaporean startups, that are now rivalling the large mainland China technology houses. This post is a round up of the new entrants and major upgrades that have happened in the Chinese Learning Apps for Kids space during first half of 2022.