Chinese Flashcards (Mandarin & Cantonese)

Chinese Flashcards (Mandarin & Cantonese)

by INKids Education LLC

4 ratings
7 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 5, 2012
  • April 19, 2017

Features

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This app helps toddlers learn Mandarin and Cantonese with over 400 common words, illustrations, and native speaker audio. It's designed for bilingual families to give children a head start in language acquisition through interactive flashcards.

Over 400 common Chinese words
Mandarin and Cantonese support
Native speaker audio
Interactive flashcards
Simple navigation for children
Professionally produced audio files
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What's New in Chinese Flashcards (Mandarin & Cantonese)

2.0

April 19, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Now fully compatible with iOS 9 and iOS 10.

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User reviews

DOES NOT WORK WITH THE NEW UPDATE

I should be able to get my money back

Well worth buying

When I first got this app (free version), the sound didn't work. However the look and feel of the app was so nice I left it on my device hopeing an update would come along and fix it. To my delight, I opened the app today and the sound was working. I immediately updated to the full version. I know this app is meant for kids but as as an adult beginner learner of cantonese this app is brilliant. Thanks!
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Great flash cards

Cute pictures and sounds. Can show 2 language options. Lots of different cards in each category and many categories for the paid version. My boy likes it and I think it is good value for money.

Not spoken Cantonese

Many of the words are just the Mandarin words or written Chinese translated into Cantonese, but aren't actually what a Cantonese person would actually say. You would get a lot of confused looks if you used some of these words in Guangdong or Hong Kong.

It's ok.

This app is ok. But, the voice is not great. I try Yu Sun Dickson Kwok app before. There voice is better. Also, when it comes to ice-cream is Cantonese. They just translate from Mandarin. But, if you are Cantonese. You will not say this word from this app. Also, the flash cards plays too many words for one subject. Should just have a choice to choose 10 words to learn at once instead of 40 words to play at once. It's way too much to starts for kids or adult. And, this app should design some basic to starts. I notice this app throw too many words in like in the vegetable area. Most of the words, you don't get to use as a beginner anyways. This app would target everyday comment words to begin. I just keep this for now to see if there is any improvement in the future. Thank you! :-)
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FAQ

What languages does Chinese Flashcards teach?

Chinese Flashcards teaches both Mandarin and Cantonese, with additional second language support in English. The app aims to immerse toddlers in commonly used words for these languages.

What content is available in the free version of Chinese Flashcards?

The free version of Chinese Flashcards comes with content focused on animals only. Additional word categories are available through in-app purchases.

How does Chinese Flashcards help children learn?

The app uses interactive flashcards featuring over 400 commonly used words, accompanied by professional native speaker audio and illustrations. This interactive approach is designed to make learning fun and effective for young children.

What is the age rating for Chinese Flashcards?

Chinese Flashcards has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged four and older, designed with their learning capabilities in mind.

On which devices can Chinese Flashcards be used?

Chinese Flashcards is currently supported on iPads. Users with other devices may not be able to access the application.

How often is Chinese Flashcards updated?

The latest version of Chinese Flashcards was released on April 19, 2017. The app was initially released on June 5, 2012, indicating infrequent updates.

What is the user rating for Chinese Flashcards?

Chinese Flashcards has a rating of 2.8 stars based on 4 ratings. This suggests a mixed reception from its current user base.

Does Chinese Flashcards have ads?

No, Chinese Flashcards does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for additional content.